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| TV/ Movies: First Class Flicks: A American rock star foils the East Germans' plans of global conquest.`top secret! | |
| Francis Castellucio is the real name of which singer who got his start in the 60 '`frankie valli | |
| Fully grown, a blue whale can weigh as much as ______ tons`one hundred and fifty | |
| TV / Movies: Who finds a tiny flying saucer on her roof in "The Invaders"`agnes moorehead | |
| [General knowledge] in the name w.b.yeats what do the initials w.b stand for`william butler | |
| [General knowledge] which suburb of southwest london hosts the annual all englend lawn tennis championships`wimbledon | |
| [Name the movie from the song] "Nobody does it better"`The spy who loved me | |
| [Novelty songs name the artist] "Speedy gonzales"`Pat boone | |
| [Tv, Music and entertainment] what is the name of the womens prison in 'prisioner cell block h`wentworth | |
| [from the album title name the artist] Different class`Pulp | |
| [from the album title name the artist] Human clay`creed | |
| [from the album title name the artist] Moving melodies`atb | |
| [pot luck] what country's car registration mark is PL`poland | |
| " if you let me stay " was a huge hit for who`terence trent d'arby | |
| " is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear."- Ambrose Redmoon`courage | |
| " you make me wanna " name the artist`usher | |
| "'He means well' is ----------- unless he does well."- Plautus`useless | |
| "------- expands so as to fill the time available for its completion."- Stephen Crane`work | |
| "-------- is nature's way of keeping everything from happening at once."- Unknown`time | |
| "--------- aren't exactly people...they're a whole lot of people trying to be one person."- F. Scott Fitzgerald`writers | |
| "--------- as if everything depended on God, and work as if everything depended upon man."- Cardinal Francis J. Spellman`pray | |
| "--------- concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will."- Frederick Douglass (August 4, 1857)`power | |
| "--------- is of two kinds: first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface relative to other matter; second, telling other people to do it."- Bertrand Russell (1872 - 1970)`work | |
| "--------- is turning one's worst moments into money."- J.P. Donleavy`writing | |
| "---------- are all in your mind."Anonymous`headaches | |
| "---------- are expected to do twice as much as men in half the time and for no credit. Fortunately, this isn't difficult."- Charlotte Whitton (1896 - 1975)`women | |
| "---------- comes by being brave; fear comes by holding back."- Publilius Syrus`courage | |
| "---------- expands according to our willingness to put up with it."- Barry Farber`crime | |
| "---------- have served all these centuries as looking-glasses possessing the magic and delicious power of reflecting the figure of man at twice its natural size."- Adolph Simon Ochs`women | |
| "---------- is a vast early warning system."- Norman Cousins`history | |
| "---------- is a word used in advertising circles to refer to any incident to which the word "emergency" cannot be applied."- Fred Allen`crisis | |
| "---------- is almost a contradiction in terms. It means a strong desire to live taking the form of a readiness to die."- G. K. Chesterton`courage | |
| "---------- should be read, but neither seen nor heard."- Daphne Du Maurier`writers | |
| "----------- comes from understanding that the obstacles in front of you are not going to go away."- Sarah Ferguson`humility | |
| "----------- have no souls, but they can love each other."- Henry Demarest Lloyd`corporations | |
| "----------- is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin."- Mother Teresa`yesterday | |
| "----------- is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind,"- Samuel Johnson - 1751`curiosity | |
| "----------- is the best of all instructors."- Publilius Syrus`practice | |
| "------------ are more dangerous foes of truth than lies."- Nietzsche`convictions | |
| "------------ are the only creatures that allow their children to come home."- Bill Cosby (1937 - )`human beings | |
| "------------ comes not from always being right but from not fearing to be wrong."- Peter T. McIntyre`confidence | |
| "------------ has ruined more marriages than infidelity."- Charles McCabe`honesty | |
| "------------ is perhaps the most equally divided, but surely the most underemployed talent in the world."-Christine Collange`common sense | |
| "------------ is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."- Earl Wilson`courage | |
| "------------ is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen."- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`common sense | |
| "------------ is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done."-Josh Billings`common sense | |
| "------------ make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society."- Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)`clothes | |
| "------------ should merely indicate where the smiles have been."- Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)`wrinkles | |
| "------------- - a group of men who keep minutes and waste hours."- M. Berle`committee | |
| "------------- are useless. They can only give you answers."- Pablo Picasso`computers | |
| "------------- is a relentless master. It has no present, only the past rushing into the future. To try to hold fast is to be swept aside."- John fitzgerald Kennedy`history | |
| "------------- is not a bad profession. If you succeed there are many rewards, if you disgrace yourself you can always write a book." - Ronald Reagan`politics | |
| "------------- is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose."- Lyndon B. Johnson`yesterday | |
| "------------- is the art of preventing people from busying themselves with what is their own business."- Paul Valery`politics | |
| "------------- is the last resort of the unimaginative."- Oscar Wilde`consistency | |
| "------------- music is the kind we keep thinking will turn into a tune."- Kin Hubbard (1869 - 1930)`classical | |
| "-------------- has always been a privilege of those who could afford to pay for it."- Ellen Frankfort`choice | |
| "-------------- has taught us to eat with a fork, but even now if nobody is around, we use our fingers."- Will Rogers`civilization | |
| "-------------- is the inner voice which warns us somebody may be looking."- Henry Louis Mencken - 1949`conscience | |
| "--------------- is interest paid on trouble before it is due."- William Inge`worry | |
| "--------------- is the version of past events that people have decided to agree upon."- Napoleon`history | |
| "---------------, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important."- Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963)`christianity | |
| "-------------. Millions of people being lonesome together."- Henry David Thoreau`city life | |
| "-I've been giving myself shock treatments. -Up the voltage"`real genius | |
| "...... they're all doing the monster mash and most of the taxis and the whores are only taking calls for cash" What's the Dire Straits song title?`your latest trick | |
| "...... they're all doing the monster mash and most of the taxis and the whores are only taking calls for cash" What's the Dire Straits song title`Your Latest Trick | |
| "...For that's the way it is with life, as some of the most beautiful days come completely by chance. But even the most beautiful days eventually have their ----------." - Author Unknown`sunsets | |
| "...do your -------------. You can't lead without knowing what you're talking about..."- George Bush (1925 - )`homework | |
| "7x" was used to refer to the secret ingredient of what drink`coca cola | |
| "A -------- is like a barbed-wire fence. It protects the property without obstructing the view."- Joey Adams`bikini | |
| "A ---------- is a person who works hard all his life to become known, then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized."- Fred Allen (1894 - 1956)`celebrity | |
| "A ------------ is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking."- Jerry Seinfeld (1954 - )`bookstore | |
| "A Black Sheriff`blazing saddles | |
| "A billion here, a billion there - pretty soon it adds up to real ---------."- Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen (1896 - 1969)`money | |
| "AD" after a date signifies a number of years after the birth of whom`jesus christ | |
| "All human life is there" - a quotation from Henry James - was used to promote which British Sunday newspaper in the 1950s`news of the world | |
| "And the big wheel keep on turning neon burning up above and I'm just high on the world come on and take the low ride with me girl on the....." What's the Dire Straits song title?`tunnel of love | |
| "And through it all she offers me protection alot of love and affection" name the song and the artist`robbie williams angels | |
| "AndthebigwheelkeeponturningneonburningupaboveandI'mjusthighontheworldcomeonandtakethelowridewithmegirlonthe....."What'stheDireStraitssongtitle`tunnel of love | |
| "As free as the wind blows, as free as the grass grows'. What is the song title`Born Free | |
| "At first i was afraid i was petrified" name song and artist`i will survive gloria gaynor | |
| "Baby It's You" was just one of the many hits of the early 60's for this girl group?`The Shirelles | |
| "Beverly Hills Cop", when Axel Foley enters the hotel, he uses an alias. Who does he say he works for, and who does he say he's going to interview?`Rolling Stone,Michael Jackson | |
| "Boy", as in Tallboy and Lowboy, is derived from the French word for what`wood | |
| "But touch my tears with your lips, touch my world with your fingertips" what is the queen song title`Who Wants to Live Forever | |
| "Channel 5 ACTION news with your host ______ ______".`Kent Brockman | |
| "China is a big country, inhabited by many ----------."- Charles De Gaulle (1890 - 1970)`chinese | |
| "Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color. Choosing your socks by their ---------- makes no sense, and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable."- Anon.`character | |
| "Christmas is over and Business is Business."- Franklin Pierce Adams`business | |
| "City Lights" was the name of a film by whom`Charlie Chaplin | |
| "Civilization is unbearable, but it is less unbearable at the top."- Timothy Leary`civilization | |
| "Coarse and Fly" are varieties of which popular activity`fishing | |
| "Cockroaches and -------------- are the only things that can stay up all night and eat anything."- Herb Caen`socialites | |
| "Computer Science" : That big square thing you're staring at right now is called a _______`monitor | |
| "Damme Damme Damme" (Accents Ommited) Was The Spanish Version Of Which Abba Hit` Gimme Gimme Gimme | |
| "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you" is also called what`golden rule | |
| "Don't You Feel Like Cryin', Don't You Feel Like Cryin'" what is the song name`cry to me | |
| "Dozens of people are dying all the time, thousands, so why not mother"`julian | |
| "Dragon Whiskers" is a type of tea from what country`China | |
| "Earth has not anything to show more fair" is the first line of a poem by whom`wordworth | |
| "Erse" is another name for which language`gaelic | |
| "From the moment i wake up i put on my makeup" name the song and the artist`say a little prayer dionne warwick | |
| "Funky Cold Medina,"`Tone Loc | |
| "Geography" : True Or False: The Easter Bunny is from Easter Island.`false | |
| "Geography" : True Or False: There are only virgins on the Virgin Islands.`false | |
| "Gimmie Dat Ding" Was A 1970 Hit For.... The`Pipkins | |
| "He doesn't want to exchange ideas, he wants to exchange fluids."`crimes and misdemeanors | |
| "He must have a truly ------------ nature, for he weeps when there is nothing at all to weep about."- Oscar Wilde`romantic | |
| "He that always gives way to others will end in having no ----------- of his own."- Aesop`principles | |
| "He who ----------- others is strong; He who conquers himself is mighty."- Lao-Tzu`conquers | |
| "He who angers you ------------ you."- Elizabeth Kenny`conquers | |
| "He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool ----------."- Chinese Proverb`forever | |
| "He who controls the past commands the ----------. He who commands the future conquers the past."- George Orwell`future | |
| "He who dies with the most toys is, nonetheless, --------------------."- Anon.`still dead | |
| "He who establishes his argument by noise and command shows that his reason is ----------."- Michel de Montaigne`weak | |
| "He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the ---------- would suffice."- Albert Einstein`spinal cord | |
| "He who loves the --------- as his body may be entrusted with the empire."- Lao-Tzu`world | |
| "He'll regret it to his ----------, if he ever lives that long."- Frank Nugent`dying day | |
| "He's famous for saying, "Why, soitenly".`curly | |
| "Heh, heh. Those darn ninjas. They're _____."`wacky | |
| "Here is the test to find whether your ------------ is finished: if you're alive, it isn't."- Richard Bach`mission on earth | |
| "Hi, I'm ___ (What the hell am I doing in Springfield) _____."`Bob Hope | |
| "History" : Those big black CD's that you see at garage sales that people call "albums" are made of _____.`vinyl | |
| "Hold fast to -----------, for if dreams die, life is a broken bird that cannot fly."- Langston Hughes`dreams | |
| "Homo sapiens" means:`man of knowledge | |
| "Honest --------------- is often a good sign of progress."- Mohandas K. Ghandi`disagreement | |
| "Hot lesbian witches Ouch, that's hot!"`being john malkovitch | |
| "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The ----------- has landed."- Neil Alden Armstrong`eagle | |
| "How To Marry A Millionaire" co-starred 3 film legends: Monroe, Bacall, and who`betty grable | |
| "How is it that the person in front of you at the --------------- always has one item that requires a summit conference?"- JoAnn Thomas`supermarket checkout | |
| "How much better to know that we have dared to live our --------- than to live our lives in a lethargy of regret."- Gilbert Caplin`dreams | |
| "Husbands are like --------. They go out if unattended."- Zsa Zsa Gabor`fires | |
| "I Melt With You" was this band's signature hit, released on their after the snow album in 1982`Modern English | |
| "I Shot the Sheriff" by Eric Clapton was a rendition of who's song`bob marley | |
| "I am a deeply ---------- person."- Andy Warhol`superficial | |
| "I am as bad as the ----------, but, thank God, I am as good as the best."- Walt Whitman`worst | |
| "I am free of --------------. I hate everyone equally."- W.C. Fields`prejudice | |
| "I am not --------- enough to know everything."- Oscar Wilde (1854 - 1900)`young | |
| "I am not bound to ------------ thee with my answer."- William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)`please | |
| "I am proud of the fact that I never invented ------------."- Thomas Alva Edison (1847 - 1931)`weapons to kill | |
| "I am totally butt crazy in love with Josh."`clueless | |
| "I can never forgive God for having created the ----------."- Peter Ustinov`french | |
| "I can see clearly now ... that I was wrong in not acting more decisively and more forthrightly in dealing with ---------------... "- Richard Nixon`watergate | |
| "I can take it... The tougher it gets, the ------------- I get... "- Richard Nixon`cooler | |
| "I consider ----------- a gift."- Septima Clark`chaos | |
| "I count him braver who overcomes his ---------- than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is the victory over self."-Aristotle`desires | |
| "I destroy my enemy when I make him my ---------."- Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)`friend | |
| "I feel a hate crime coming on. "`chasing amy | |
| "I feel the _____ ____, I feel your heartbeat..."`night heat | |
| "I thought love was only true in fairy tales ,meant for someone else but not for me" name the song and the artist`i'm a believer the monkees | |
| "I'm a soldier of fortune, I'm a dog of war ..." What's the Dire Straits song title`Ride Across the River | |
| "Id like to tame her shrew!!!"`back to school | |
| "If ------------ didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning."- Aristotle Onassis (1906-1975)`women | |
| "If I had to do it all over again, I would do exactly the same things, although maybe a little -----------."- James Stewart`quicker | |
| "If I want your -----------, I'll give it to you."- Al Capone`opinion | |
| "If I were --------------, would I be wearing this one?"- Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)`two-faced | |
| "If I'd known I was going to ---------------------------, I'd have taken better care of myself."- Eubie [James Herbert] Blake`live this long | |
| "If I'm not back in five minutes, ----------------."- Ace Ventura, Pet Detective`wait longer | |
| "If it weren't for -------------- I'd have no sex life at all."- Rodney Dangerfield`pickpockets | |
| "If it weren't for --------------, we'd all be watching television by candlelight."- George Gobel`electricity | |
| "If men and women are in chains, anywhere in the world, the ------------ is endangered everywhere."- John F. Kennedy`freedom | |
| "If men could get -------------, abortion would be a sacrament."- Florence R. Kennedy`pregnant | |
| "If one tells the ----------, one is sure, sooner or later, to be found out."- Oscar Wilde`truth | |
| "If only I had a little -----------, I'd be perfect."- Ted Turner`humility | |
| "If someone says It's not the money, it's the -------------,'it's the money.'"- Angelo Valenti`principle | |
| "If the facts don't fit the ----------, change the facts."- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`theory | |
| "If the grass is ----------- in the other fellow's yard - let him worry about cutting it."- Fred Allen`greener | |
| "If thine enemy wrong thee, buy each of his children a -----------."- Chinese Proverb`drum | |
| "If we all did the things we are capable of doing, we would literally -------- ourselves."- Thomas A. Edison`astound | |
| "If we all said to people's faces what we say behind one another's backs, society would be --------------."- Honor de Balzac`impossible | |
| "If we cannot now end our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for ---------."- John Fitzgerald Kennedy`diversity | |
| "If we don't ----------, we don't grow. If we don't grow, we aren't really living."- Gail Sheehy`change | |
| "If we don't ----------, we run the risk of failure."- J. Danforth Quayle`succeed | |
| "If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called ------------, would it?"- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`research | |
| "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to ---------."- Guiseppe di Lampedusa (1896 - 1957)`change | |
| "If you ----------- what you do, you'll never work another day in your life."- Confucius`enjoy | |
| "If you always do what interests you, then at least one person is -----------."- Katharine Hepburn`pleased | |
| "If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will avoid -------------------- of sorrow."- Chinese Proverb`one hundred days | |
| "If you aren't fired with ----------, you will be fired with enthusiasm."- Vince Lombardi`enthusiasm | |
| "If you become a ---------, you don't change, everyone else does."- Kirk Douglas`star | |
| "If you believe that dreams can come true, be prepared for the occasional ---------- too."- French Proverb`nightmare | |
| "If you can --------- it, you can do it."- Walt Disney (1901-1966)`dream | |
| "If you can ----------- it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it."- William Arthur Wood`imagine | |
| "If you can count your money, you don't have a --------------."- J. Paul Getty`billion dollars | |
| "If you can't ----------, then get up and do something instead of lying there worrying. It's the worry that gets you, not the lack of sleep." - Dale Carnegie`sleep | |
| "If you can't say anything --------- about someone, sit right here by me."- Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth`good | |
| "If you cannot get your ---------- to call you, try not paying his bill."- Pete Ferguson`lawyer | |
| "If you copy from one author it's ------------. If you copy from two it's research."- Wilson Mizner`plagiarism | |
| "If you cross an ---------- with a Jehovah Witness, you get a fellow who knocks on your door for no particular reason."- Blanche Knott`agnostic | |
| "If you don't know where you're going, you will probably end up ---------------."- Laurence Johnston Peter`somewhere else | |
| "If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude. Don't --------------."- Maya Angelou`complain | |
| "If you have never been --------- by your child, you have never been a parent."- Bette Davis (1908 - 1989)`hated | |
| "If you live to the age of a -------------- you have made it because very few people die past the age of a hundred."- George Burns`hundred | |
| "If you tell the truth you don't have to ------------- anything."- Mark Twain`remember | |
| "Iron Man" was a big hit for this Ozzy Osbourne-fronted group`black Sabbath | |
| "Is There Something I Should Know"`Duran Duran | |
| "It's a Shame About Ray" was released in 1992 and rereleased later with a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's Mrs Robinson. which band was it`Lemonheads | |
| "It's a Zen thing, like how many babies fit in a tire."`waiting for guffman | |
| "It's the soul mass transit system." Who said it?`Don Cornelius | |
| "Janie's Got a Gun" was on their 1989 album "Pump"`Aerosmith | |
| "Kiss On My List",`Hall and Oates | |
| "Life is -------------- before one knows what it is."-French proverb`half spent | |
| "Life is an incurable ----------."- Abraham Cowley`disease | |
| "Life is infinitely ---------- than the mind of man can imagine."- A. Conan Doyle`stranger | |
| "Life is like a beautiful melody, only the ----------- are messed up."- Anonymous`lyrics | |
| "Life is like riding a ---------. You don't fall off unless you plan to stop pedaling."- Claude Pepper`bicycle | |
| "Life is what happens while you are busy ---------------."- John Lennon`making other plans | |
| "Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the age of ----------- and gradually approach eighteen."- Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)`eighty | |
| "Listen or thy ---------- will keep thee deaf."- American Indian Proverb`tongue | |
| "Literature" : What's Penthouse's sister publication for women`viva | |
| "Little Boy" & "Fat Man" were the first`atomic bombs | |
| "Little Boy" & "Fat Man" were the first`atomic club | |
| "Live as if you were to -----------. Learn as if you were to live forever."- Mohandas K. Ghandi`die tomorrow | |
| "Look for the light behind every ---------."- Robert Schuler`shadow | |
| "Louis, 1 think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship" are the last words of which film`casablanca | |
| "Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship" are the last words of which film`casablanca | |
| "Love is like a -----------. It goes where it pleases and it pleases where it goes."- Unknown`butterfly | |
| "Love is the triumph of imagination over -------------."- H. L. Mencken`intelligence | |
| "Mathematics" : A U.S. dime is worth ___ cents.`10 | |
| "Mathematics" : The square root of 1 is`1 | |
| "Meteorology" : If the groundhog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, there will be how many more weeks of bad weather`six | |
| "Mr Boddy" is the murder victim in what board game`clue | |
| "Mr. Mojo Risin" is an anagram for...?`Jim Morrison. | |
| "Mucal invader, is there no end to you ______"`oozing | |
| "Never Say Never,"`Romeo Void | |
| "Night of he Hunter' was the only film directed by which actor`charles laughton | |
| "Nom de plume" means ____________`pen name | |
| "Odd Job" Appeared In Which James Bond Film`Goldfinger | |
| "Oh no, Beta." Who said it?`Snake | |
| "Old Joe" is slang for?`syphilis | |
| "Oliver's Story" was the sequel to which best-seller by Erich Segal`love story | |
| "One shaft of light that shows the way, no mortal man can win this day" what is the Queen song title`A Kind of Magic | |
| "Other Woman,"`Ray Parker Jr | |
| "Paranomia,"`Art of Noise w/ Max Headroom | |
| "People Will Say We're In Love" is a song from which musical`oklahoma | |
| "Politics has become so --------- that it takes a lot of money to even be defeated."- Will Rogers`expensive | |
| "Politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with -----------."- Mao Zedong (1893-1976)`bloodshed | |
| "Politics of Dancing",`Re-Flex | |
| "Poppy Field" and "Water Lilies" were painted by which artist`claude monet | |
| "Power always has to be kept in check; power exercised in secret, especially under the cloak of national security, is -----------------."- William Proxmire`doubly dangerous | |
| "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts -----------."- Anon.`absolutely | |
| "Power is the great ------------."- Henry Kissinger - 1971`aphrodesiac | |
| "Queen of Hearts"`Juice Newton | |
| "Rock 'n' Roll High School,"`The Ramones | |
| "Scaramanger" Appeared In Which James Bond Film`The Man With The Golden Gun | |
| "Sex" is the most popular search topic in search engines, with as many as __% of online users visiting sex-oriented Web sites.`30 | |
| "Slow Ride" was Foghats biggest hit from this album released in 1975?`fool for the city | |
| "SlowRide"wasFoghatsbiggesthitfromthisalbumreleasedin1975`fool for the city | |
| "Stay alive, no matter what occurs. I WILL find you."`the last of the mohicans | |
| "Summer of 69" was a hit for this Canuck in the Summer of 1984`Bryan Adams | |
| "Tell Him" was released by this group in November 1962`The Exciters | |
| "Thanks for the fab picture Marge, I hung it on me wall." Who said it?`Ringo Star | |
| "The -------- of money is the root of all evil."- The apostle Paul`love | |
| "The --------------- we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a little longer."- Henry Kissinger`illegal | |
| "The Cleaner" pours acid on a still living man.`le femme nikita | |
| "The Joshua Tree" and "Achtung Baby" by this Irish group`u2 | |
| "The Night They Invented Champagne" is a song from which musical`gigi | |
| "The harder you --------, the luckier you get."- McAlexander`work | |
| "The hardest job kids face today is learning ------------ without seeing any."- Fred Astaire`good manners | |
| "The hardest thing in life is to know which ---------- to cross and which to burn."- David Russell`bridge | |
| "The hardest thing to understand in the world is the ."- Albert Einstein (1875-1955)`income tax | |
| "The human race has one really effective weapon, and that is ---------."- Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)`laughter | |
| "The hunger for ------- is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread."- Mother Teresa`love | |
| "The important thing is not to stop -------------."- Albert Einstein (1875-1955)`questioning | |
| "The interpretation of --------- is the royal road to a knowledge of the unconcious activities of the mind."- Sigmund Freud`dreams | |
| "The last of the human ------------- is to choose one's attitudes."- Victor Frankl`freedoms | |
| "The laziest man I ever met put ---------- in his pancakes so they would turn over by themselves."- W.C. Fields`popcorn | |
| "The less things ----------, the more they remain the same."- Sicilian proverb`change | |
| "The luckiest man in the world was Adam - he had no ---------------."- Sholom Aleichem`mother-in-law | |
| "The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but ---------------."- Thomas Jefferson`newspapers | |
| "The minute you start --------- about what you are going to do if you lose, you have lost."-George Schultz`talking | |
| "The more I ----------, the more I realize I don't know."- Albert Einstein`learn | |
| "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the ----------."- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`mysterious | |
| "The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is at all --------------."- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`comprehensible | |
| "The old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect everything, the young -------------------."- Oscar Wilde`know everything | |
| "The tumult and the shouting dies" is a line from the poem "Recessional". Who wrote it`kipling | |
| "There is no spoon."`the matrix | |
| "This ain't no party this ain't no disco this ain't no fooling around" were lyrics from this groups 1979 releas "Life During Wartime."`Talking Heads | |
| "This is Eyes-Only, Streaming _______ _______"`Freedom Bulletin | |
| "Throw your ---------- over the fence and the rest will follow!" - Norman Vincent Peale`heart | |
| "Times fun when you're having ------."- Kermit the Frog`flies | |
| "Tres Hombres" was the 1973 release by this El Paso Texas band known for the beards`ZZ Top | |
| "Troy, this circle is you." Who said it?`Brad Goodman | |
| "Two of Us,"`Grover Washington with Bill Withers | |
| "Vissi D'Arte" is a famous aria from a Puccini opera in which the eponymous heroine is an opera singer. Name the opera`tosca | |
| "Who" is in every episode of the tv series 'Seinfeld'`Superman | |
| "Why, I guess you don't know everything about women yet"`the empire strikes back | |
| "Women are like ---------- to me. I like to look at them but I wouldn't want to own one."- W.C. Fields (1880 - 1946)`elephants | |
| "Women have always been the guardians of wisdom and --------- which makes them natural, but usually secret, rulers."- Charlotte Wolff (1904-1986)`humanity | |
| "Women who ----------- are called 'mothers'."- Abigail Van Buren`miscalculate | |
| "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a ---------."- E.Y. Harbug (1898 - 1981)`thought | |
| "Words without ------- are like sails without wind."- Courier Record (Blackstone, Virginia)`ideas | |
| "Work and pray, live on hay, You'll get pie in the sky when you -------."- Archilochus`die | |
| "Work as if you were to live a hundred years, Pray as if you were to die -------."- Benjamin Franklin`tomorrow | |
| "Work is a necessity for man. Man invented the ---------------."- Pablo Picasso`alarm clock | |
| "Working with ------------- is like getting hit over the head with a valentine."ZZZ- Christopher Plummer`julie andrews | |
| "Write it on your ----------- that every day is the best day in the year."- Ralph Waldo Emerson`heart | |
| "Years may wrinkle the skin. Lack of ---------- will wrinkle the soul."- Anonymous`enthusiasm | |
| "You always smile but in your eyes your ----------- shows."- William Peter Horn`sorrow | |
| "You are either part of the ----------- or part of the problem."- [Leroy] Eldridge Cleaver`solution | |
| "You are never given a -------- without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it, however."- Richard Bach`wish | |
| "You can always take what you have and make it --------."- Ted Williams`better | |
| "You can always tell a ----------- man, but you can't tell him much."- James Barnes`harvard | |
| "You can discover what your enemy fears most by observing the means he uses to ----------- you."- Eric Hoffer`frighten | |
| "You can fool all the people some of the time, and --------------------- all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time."- Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)`some of the people | |
| "You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a ---------- alone."Al Capone (1899 - 1947)`kind word | |
| "You can never plan the ----------- by the past."- Edmund Burke`future | |
| "You can observe a lot by ------------."- Yogi [Lawrence Peter] Berra`watching | |
| "You can stand tall without -------------- on someone. You can be a victor without having victims."- Harriet Woods`standing | |
| "You can tell a lot about a fellow's character by his way of eating ------------."- Ronald Reagan`jellybeans | |
| "You can't depend on your eyes when your ---------- is out of focus."- Mark Twain (1835-1910)`imagination | |
| "You can't have a long successful career without a ------------."- Nolan Ryan`positive attitude | |
| "You can't make a ----------- out of a Sow's Ear."- Jonathan Swift`silk purse | |
| "You can't shake hands with a ----------------."- Indira Gandhi (1917 - 1984)`clenched fist | |
| "You cannot do a -------------- too soon because you never know how soon it will be too late."- Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 - 1882)`kindness | |
| "You cannot escape the -------------- of tomorrow by evading it today."- Abraham Lincoln`responsibility | |
| "You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for --------."- Albert Einstein (1879-1955)`war | |
| "You come to love not by finding the perfect person, but by seeing an imperfect person ----------."- Sam Keen`perfectly | |
| "You don't get --------- when everybody sings the same note."- Doug Floyd`harmony | |
| "You get the best out of others when you give the best of -----------."- Harry Firestone`yourself | |
| "____ in the name of love"`stop | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for "gonorrhea."`the clap | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for "penis."`Reltney | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for "semen."`man chowder | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for "syphilis."`Old Joe | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for a "fart."`Buck-snort | |
| "_____" is a common slang term for sex."`Scrump | |
| "a child's adventure" was recorded by`marianne faithful | |
| "are you pondering what i'm pondering"where is this quote from`pinky & the brain | |
| "baby i dont care" was a hit for which band`transvision vamp | |
| "chastity" was the name of the first-born of whom`cher testers | |
| "chessie the cat" is the symbol of what us railroad`chesapeake & ohio | |
| "contact", starring jodie foster, was written by`carl sagan | |
| "dear mummy dear daddy you had plans for me"; is a line from which 80s hit`bad boys | |
| "domo origoto mr. roboto" sang this group in 1983 on their "kilroy was here" album`styx | |
| "dragon whiskers" is a type of tea from what country`france | |
| "dragon wing" is book one of what set of books?`death gate cycle | |
| "duty, honor, country" is the motto of what school?`west point | |
| "family ties" unravels after ___ with their final episode?`seven years | |
| "father of the atom" democritus and the greek philosopher protagoras were born here`abdera, thrace | |
| "faux pas" means ___________`mistake | |
| "fruit smack flavored syrup" was the original name of`kool aid | |
| "gherkins" are a type of ______?`pickle | |
| "golf is a good walk spoilt" is attributed to which long time golf hater`mark twain | |
| "great teacher", the title bestowed upon buddha, is also formally called`gautama | |
| "handsome dan" is the mascot of what college football team?`yale | |
| "here comes johnny singing oldies, goldies be-bop-a-lula, baby what i say here comes johnny singing i gotta woman....." what's the dire straits song title`walk of life | |
| "home could be the pennsylvania turnpike"`youre my home | |
| "i need a new drug" was a big hit for what group?`huey lewis & the news | |
| "i shot the sheriff" by eric clapton was a rendition of who's song`bob | |
| "it only takes a _____ to get a fire going"`spark | |
| "kiss on my list" was this duo's second number one hit`hall and oates | |
| "moon river" is from what movie`breakfast at tiffany's | |
| "music and passion were always the fashion"name the song`copacabana | |
| "my answer" is the name of the syndicated daily column of what minister`billy graham | |
| "persona non grata" means?`unacceptable person | |
| "retro" is latin for what`backward | |
| "ripley's believe it or not" is\was hosted by whom`jack palance | |
| "s'long, joe" it's the end of an era when baseball great ___ retires`joe dimaggio | |
| "shaft" premieres on cbs as richard roundtree recreates the flamboyant`private eye | |
| "simba" is the common swahili word for what`a lion | |
| "since you've been gone i've been lost without a trace"name the song`every breath you take | |
| "sports illustrated" debuts and becomes one of the more successful?`sports magazines | |
| "stand by your man" was a hit for a.dolly parton b.tammy wynette c.crystal gayle`tammy wynette | |
| "stuart little" was a story about a _____`mouse | |
| "tara's theme" is from what movie`gone with the wind | |
| "the cleaner" pours acid on a still living man.`la femme nikita | |
| "the governor and company of merchants of london trading into the east indies" was the original title of which major colonial company`english east india company | |
| "things can only get better " name the artist`d-ream | |
| "to everything there is a season" is the subtitle of what 1960 hit`turn turn turn | |
| "venice of the north"`stockholm | |
| "when pirates of the caribbean breaks down, the pirates dont eat the tourists" name the movie`jurassic park | |
| "zed's dead baby, zed's dead."`pulp fiction | |
| ' _____ of Love' by Frankie Lymon`ABC's | |
| ' _____ of love' by frankie lymon`vernon | |
| '...i got a crazy teacher, he wears dark glasses...' what is the name of this 1980's timbuk 3 smash hit`future's so bright i gotta wear shades | |
| '..he went down to dinner in his sunday best..._____ they all said....' what is the title of this popular warren zevon tune`excitable boy | |
| '7x' was used to refer to the secret ingredient of which drink`Coca-Cola | |
| 'Admiral', 'soda', & 'zero' ultimately derive from which language`arabic | |
| 'Baby I see this world has made you sad, some people can be bad ..." What is the Dire Straits song title`Why Worry | |
| 'Baby's Breath' is the common name for which plant`gypsophila | |
| 'Back in the Habit' is the sub-title to which film sequel`sister act | |
| 'Beat It' by Michael Jackson was the single of the year What year was it`1983 | |
| 'Birdseye' introduced fish fingers into the UK in what year`1955 | |
| 'Blood, Sugar, Sex & Magik was a hit for this spicy L A band in 1991`red hot chili peppers | |
| 'Blue Mountain' coffee is produced in which country`jamaica | |
| 'Bowser' and 'Jocko' have been two prominent members of what very successful rock & roll nostalgia act?`Sha Na Na | |
| 'Bowser' and 'Jocko' have been two prominent members of what very successful rock and roll nostalgia act`Sha Na Na | |
| 'Brassica oleracea' is better know as what type of food`cabbage | |
| 'Call me Ishmael' is the first line from which classic novel`moby dick | |
| 'Calvados' is a brandy made from what`apples | |
| 'Cats-eye' is a type of what`gemstone | |
| 'Coco-cola' was invented in which year`1886 | |
| 'Cucullus' is the latin word for what part of a monk's robe or a woman's sweater`Cowl | |
| 'Daddy long legs' is the common name of which insect`crane fly | |
| 'Daffodils' belong to which genus of bulb`narcissus | |
| 'Dances With Wolves' won the best picture Oscar in 1990, 1991, or 1993`1990 | |
| 'Dephlogisticated air' was the name given by Joseph Priestley to which gas`oxygen | |
| 'Destroyer' & 'Rock & Roll Over' were two best selling albums by what decidedly unusual rock band`kiss | |
| 'Dr. Feelgood' was which group's last album with Vince Neill`Motley Crue | |
| 'Empire Strikes Back' when the ghost of Obi Wan Kenobi said that Luke was their last hope against the Empire, who was Yoda refering to when he said: "No, there is another"?`Princess Leia | |
| 'Fall Down' was a hit for which Santa Barbara band`Toad the Wet Sprocket | |
| 'Four legs good, two legs bad' is a quotation from which novel`animal farm | |
| 'Framboise' is a liqueur flavoured with what`raspberries | |
| 'Frodo. Gandalf and Bilbo Baggins are all characters from what`the lord of the rings | |
| 'From The Big Pink' (1968) was done by what group`band | |
| 'Garbanzo' is another name for which pulse`chickpea | |
| 'Give Me Just a Little More Time' was recorded by which group in 1970`Chairman of the Board | |
| 'Going Undergound' was a hit for The Jam in which year`1980 | |
| 'Hang on Sloopy' was the official rock song of which band`Ohio | |
| 'He's So Fine', 'One Fine Day' and 'A Love So Fine' where hits for what fine group`The Chiffons | |
| 'Herb of Grace', is the name given to which strong smelling herb`rue | |
| 'Home Row' Begins With The Letters A, O, E, U, I`Dvorak | |
| 'Honeydew' is a variety of what`melon | |
| 'Hook and eye', 'strap', 'tee', 'butt' and 'blind' are all types of what`hinges | |
| 'Hotel California' by the Eagles was single of the year and 'Rumours' by Fleetwood Mac was the album of the year. Which year was it`1977 | |
| 'Humbert Humbert' is a character in which book`lolita | |
| 'I sing of arms and the man' is the first line of which famous work`the aeneid | |
| 'I was Born under a Wand'rin Star' came from which film`paint your wagon | |
| 'I'll Never Fall In Love Again' came from which musical`promises promises | |
| 'I'm Getting Sentimental Over You' was who's theme song`tommy dorsey | |
| 'I'm Gonna Be'(500 miles) was a hit for who`the proclaimers | |
| 'Impala' is the name of a southern African antelope. English borrowed it from which language`zulu | |
| 'In the movie 'Aliens', what was Newt's real name?`Rebecca Jorden | |
| 'Induction', 'compression', 'ignition' and' exhaust' are the main elements of what`4 stroke engine cycle | |
| 'It's a mystery to me, the game commences for the usual fee ..." What's the Dire Straits song title`Private Investigations | |
| 'Jambalaya' is a traditional dish in which American state`louisiana | |
| 'Joy to the World' was a hit in 1971 for what band with three lead vocalists`Three Dog Night | |
| 'Khaki' is hindi for`dusty | |
| 'Kiss on My List' was which duo's second number one hit`Hall and Oates | |
| 'Lady when you're with me I'm smiling' were lyrics from which group's 1973 second album`Styx | |
| 'Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree' begins which Burke & Garner song`misty | |
| 'Maraschino' is a liqueur flavoured with what`cherries | |
| 'Maris Piper' In An Oven Until It Goes Soft Inside`Baked Potato | |
| 'Michael is not interested in girls and sex'. Which Michael?`Michael Jackson | |
| 'Middle of the Road' was recorded by which group in 1984`Pretenders | |
| 'Moussaka" is a traditional dish from which country`greece | |
| 'Moving On Up' by M-people was released in what year`1993 | |
| 'My Name is Mud' was on pork soda released in 1993 by which group`Primus | |
| 'New Miserable Experience' was which group's first album in 1993`Gin | |
| 'Old Moore's Almanac' was founded in what year`1699 | |
| 'One Tin Soldier' recorded by Coven, was the theme song for what movie?`Billy Jack | |
| 'Operation Desert Storm' took place in 1989, 1991 or 1995`1991 | |
| 'Our Town' is a play by whom`Thornton Wilder | |
| 'Panther Cap', 'Stinkhorn' and 'Penny Bun' are types of which plants`fungi | |
| 'Papa Doc' was president of which Caribbean republic until his death in 1967`haiti | |
| 'Paper Lace' told Billy not to be a hero in which year`1974 | |
| 'Photosynthesis' is the process by which light converts carbon dioxide & water to sugar (glucose) & what substance`oxygen | |
| 'Piano Man' was which man's first successful album in 1974`Billy Joel | |
| 'Pip' is the hero in which novel by Charles Dickens`great expectations | |
| 'Plates of meat' is rhyming slang for what`feet | |
| 'Pushin' Too Hard' was the notable song recorded by which group in the 60's`Seeds | |
| 'Q' is the only letter in the alphabet that does not appear in the name of any of the ______`united states | |
| 'Racoon' is derived from a native American word that means`scratcher | |
| 'Rennet' is an extract from the stomachs of which animal`calves | |
| 'Riotous Assembly' was the first novel by which author`tom sharpe | |
| 'Sassenach' is the Scottish word for what`englishman | |
| 'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness' is a line from which Keats poem`to autumn | |
| 'Send in the Clowns' is a song from which Sondheim musical`a little night music | |
| 'Sheriff' is actually a contraction of which words`Shire's Reeve | |
| 'Siamese Dream' was which chicago-based group's breakthrough second album`Smashing Pumpkins | |
| 'Slow Ride' was Foghat's biggest hit from which album released in 1975`Fool | |
| 'Soling Star' and 'Fin' are categories in which sport`yachting | |
| 'Spaghetti' is the diminutive of the Italian word for:`cords | |
| 'Steptoe and Son' was the model for which amercian sitcom`All in the Family | |
| 'Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu' is the name of a hill in`new Zealand | |
| 'Teenage riot' and 'silver rocket' are two cuts off which alternative rock group's 1988 'daydream nation' album`Sonic Youth | |
| 'The 900 Days' is a chronicle about what group's siege of Leningrad`nazi | |
| 'The 900 Days' is a chronicle of the Nazi siege of what city`Leningrad | |
| 'The 900 days' is a chronicle about whose siege of Leningrad`nazi | |
| 'The Diary of Anne Frank' was first published in English under what title?`Diary of a Young Girl | |
| 'The Diary of Anne Frank' was first published in English under what title`The Diary of a Young Girl | |
| 'The Merry Man and his Maid', is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta`yeoman of the guard | |
| 'The Sabre Dance' is a well-known piece by which composer`khachaturian | |
| 'The Shining' was the film playing at the drive-in in which film`Twister | |
| 'The Slave of Duty', is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta`pirates of penzance | |
| 'The amazing Spider Man' was one of the first comic books to have a story in which one of the supporting characters ____`dies | |
| 'The girls'll go crazy for a....' what is the name of this ZZ-Top tune`Sharp | |
| 'There's Something About Mary' starring Cameron Diaz was released in what year`1998 | |
| 'This ain't no party, this ain't no disco ..' were lyrics from which group's 1979 release 'Life During Wartime'`Talking Heads | |
| 'Toheroa Soup' is a traditional dish from which country`new zealand | |
| 'Tres Hombres' was the 1973 release by which El Paso Texas band known for the beards`ZZ top | |
| 'Under My Wheels' and 'Be My Lover' were cuts of whose 1971 'Killer' release`Alice Cooper | |
| 'We had joy, we had fun ..' what is the song title`Seasons in the Sun | |
| 'White Room' was a hit off which Eric Clapton album`Cream | |
| 'Williamine' is a liqueur made from what`pears | |
| 'You get a shiver in the dark, it's raining in the park ...' What's the Dire Straits song title`Sultans of Swing | |
| 'You'll look a little lovelier each day', was the advertising slogan for which product`camay soap | |
| 'Zephyr' is the poetic name for what`west wind | |
| '______the words will never show the you i've come to know ______' what is the title of this popular song by bread`if | |
| 'and the big wheel keeps on turning, neon burning up above ..' what is the dire straits song title`tunnel of love | |
| 'blood sugar sex and magik was a hit for this spicy la band in 1991`red hot | |
| 'crack' gets its name because it ---------- when you smoke it`crackles | |
| 'cucullus' is the latin word for what part of a monk's robe or a woman's sweater`dickens | |
| 'dances with wolves' won the best picture oscar in 1990, 1991, or 1993`love | |
| 'faux pas' means`mistake | |
| 'finished with my woman cause she couldn't help me with my mind..' what is the title of this popular black sabbath tune`paranoid | |
| 'flag day' is celebrated in canada on what date`february 15 | |
| 'g' class refers to what bodies?`stars or suns | |
| 'go and get yourself some...' what is the name of this popular zz-top tune`cheap sunglasses | |
| 'gonna be on sixth street in a second hand store, didn't know how to play it..but he knew for sure...' what is the name of this top 20 hit by foriegner`jukebox hero | |
| 'hang on sloopy' was the official rock song of which band`tennessee | |
| 'i melt with you' was which band's signature hit released on their 'after the snow' album in 1982`modern english | |
| 'i'm a soldier of fortue, i'm a dog of war ...' what's the dire straits song title`ride across the river | |
| 'induction', 'compression', 'ignition' and' exhaust' are the main elements of what`4 stroke engine | |
| 'it's a mystery to me, the game commences for the usual fee ... 'what's the dire straits song title`pretenders | |
| 'it's a shame about ray' was released in 1992 and rereleased later with a cover of simon and garfunkel's 'mrs robinson. which band was it`primus | |
| 'lady when you're with me i'm smiling' were lyrics from which group's 1973 second album`magic | |
| 'magnificent seven' is a remake of this japanese movie`seven samurai | |
| 'middle of the road' was recorded by which group in 1984`nails | |
| 'my name is mud' was on pork soda released in 1993 by which group`seeds | |
| 'new miserable experience' was which group's first album in 1993`gin blossoms | |
| 'now look at them yo-yo's, that's the way you do it ..' what is the dire straits song title`money for nothing | |
| 'pushin' too hard' was the notable song recorded by which group in the 60's`heads | |
| 'slow ride' was foghat's biggest hit from which album released in 1975`fool for the city | |
| 'summer of 69' was a hit for which canuck in 1984`bryan adams | |
| 'the 900 days' is a chronicle about whose siege of leningrad`factoria | |
| 'the 900 days' is a chronicle of the nazi siege of what city`sociology | |
| 'the crucible' is a play set during which trials`salem witchcraft trials | |
| 'the girls'll go crazy for a....' what is the name of this zz-top tune`sharp dressed man | |
| 'the morning sun when its in your face really shows your age' which classic song`maggie may | |
| 'the problem is all inside your head she said to me, the answers easy if you take it logically' is the beginning of which paul simon single`50 ways to leave your lover | |
| 'the shining' was the film playing at the drive-in in which film`fonz | |
| 'under my wheels' and 'be my lover' were cuts of whose 1971 'killer' release`day | |
| 'white room' was a hit off which eric clapton album`london | |
| 'who' is in every episode of the tv series 'seinfeld'`goitre | |
| 'yahtzee' is played with how many dice`5 | |
| (1940-1945) became Foreign Secretary in Attlee's Cabinet (1945-1951)`Ernest Bevin | |
| (Dataviz) what is Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia the phobia of`Long words | |
| (Starwars)Lando Calrissian owned the Millennium Falcon first before Han Solo what Game did Han win at to the Millennium Falcon?`Sabcc | |
| (Starwars)What is Princess Leia last name?`Organa | |
| (Starwars)What was C-3P0's orginal intent that he was programed for?`Servant | |
| (Starwars)What was the big carnivorous beast in the Empire Strikes Back?`Wampa | |
| (Starwars)Who is the Commader of the Rebel Fleet?`Admiral Ackbar | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1952 with "Zing A Little Zong"`Bing Crosby | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1964 with "The Wedding"`Julie Rogers | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1965 with "Don't Make My Baby Blue" The`Shadows | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1969 with "Frozen Orange Juice"`Peter Sarstedt | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1970 with "Young Gifted And Black"`Bob And Marcia | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1971 with "Johnny Reggae" The`Piglets | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1972 with "Horse With No Name"`America | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1973 with "Bad Bad Boy"`Nazareth | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1974 with "Banana Rock" The`Wombles | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1975 with "D.I.V.O.R.C.E."`Billy Connolly | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1975 with "Delilah" The`Sensational Alex Harvey Band | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1976 with "Squeeze Box" The`Who | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1977 with "Do Anything You Wanna Do"`Eddie And The Hotrods | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1977 with "Native New Yorker"`Odyssey | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1977 with "Nights On Broadway"`Candi Staton | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1978 with "Wishing On A Star"`Rose Royce | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1980 with "Baby I Love You" The`Ramones | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1983 with "My Oh My"`Slade | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1983 with "New Years Day"`U2 | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1984 with "Passengers"`Elton John | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1985 with "Road To Nowhere"`Talking Heads | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1985 with "Spirit In The Sky"`Doctor And The Medics | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1987 with "Who Found Who"`Jellybean | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1988 with "Hands To Heaven"`Breathe | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1992 with "End Of The Road"`Boyz II Men | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1992 with "Keep On Walking"`Ce Ce Peniston | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1992 with "On A Ragga Trip"`SL2 | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1992 with "Weather With You"`Crowded House | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1993 with "Jump They Say"`David Bowie | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1993 with "Stairway To Heaven"`Rolf Harris | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1994 with "Dry County"`Bon Jovi | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1994 with "When We Dance"`Sting | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1996 with "How Bizarre"`OMC | |
| (UK Charts) Top 10 Hit in 1996 with "Peaches"`Presidents Of The United States Of America | |
| (hexxus) on a scale of 1 to 100, how cool is joey2cool`-14 | |
| (veggatenks) what is the name of track 18 on the marshal mathers lp from slim shady`criminal | |
| (which he got from Molly Ringwald)?`Underpants | |
| ------ of eggs.'`carton | |
| ------ point was lost on her opponent.'`subtle | |
| ------- was the first European country to establish a system for health insurance for its workers in 1888.`germany | |
| ------- was the last Ivy League college to go coed, in 1972.`dartmouth | |
| --------- parent has remarried (American Demographics)`custodial | |
| ---------- (in hawaii) is generally regarded as the world's most active volcano`kilauea | |
| ---------- always turn left when exiting a cave`bats | |
| ---------- americans are injured by toilets every year`40,000 | |
| ---------- americans had buttock lift surgery in 1995`314 | |
| ---------- and napolean both had only one testicle`hitler | |
| ---------- appear in 4 shakespearian plays; julius caesar, richard iii, hamlet and macbeth`ghosts | |
| ---------- are called brussel sprouts because they were discovered in brussels`brussel sprouts | |
| ---------- are chief export of nauru, an island nation in the western pacific`bird droppings | |
| ---------- are in the same family as horses, and are thought to have inspired the myth of the unicorn`rhinos | |
| ---------- are the oldest, most widely cultivated and extensively used nuts in the world`almonds | |
| ---------- are the only mammals that are retro-mingent (they pee backwards)`cattle | |
| ---------- blood cells are destroyed in the human body every second`15 million | |
| ---------- can live in captivity for up to 46 years`eagles | |
| ---------- cannot move backwards`alligators | |
| ---------- checks will be deducted from the wrong bank accounts in the next hour`22,000 | |
| ---------- clemmens of london managed to sustain a fart for an officially recorded time of 2 mins 42 seconds`bernard | |
| ---------- comes from the french, cord du roi or cloth of the king`corduroy | |
| ---------- credit cards in circulation will turn out to have incorrect cardholder information on their magnetic strips`880,000 | |
| ---------- dancing is a major at brigham university`ballroom | |
| ---------- de medici was the first woman in europe to use tobacco, she took it in a mixture of snuff`catherine | |
| ---------- drug prescriptions will be filled incorrectly in the next 12 months`200,000 | |
| ---------- emperor montezuma had a nephew, cuitlahac, whose name meant plenty of excrement`aztec | |
| ---------- explode when you put them in the microwave`grapes | |
| ---------- eyes are the most sensitive to light, dark brown the least sensitive`blue | |
| ---------- faulty rolls of 35 mm film will be purchased this year`811,000 | |
| ---------- favorite food is the glue on the back of stamps`cockroaches | |
| ---------- gable used to shower more than 4 times a day`clark | |
| ---------- gallons of water are flushed down toilets in the u.s. every day`7 billion | |
| ---------- goes first in tic tac toe`x | |
| ---------- got their name from a sexual device depicted in the book, the naked lunch`steely dan | |
| ---------- had a heart the size of a pickup truck`brachiosaurus | |
| ---------- had achluophobia--the fear of sitting in the dark`augustus caesar | |
| ---------- had only one eye after getting a disease while attacking rome`hannibal | |
| ---------- hamilton was shot by aaron burr in the groin`alexander | |
| ---------- harry's badge number is 2211`dirty | |
| ---------- hart trademarked the nickname 'hitman' in 1990`bret | |
| ---------- have 5 hearts`earthworms | |
| ---------- have one more pair of chromosomes than dogs or wolves`jackals | |
| ---------- is a disease in which a man thinks he is an ox`boanthropy | |
| ---------- is a member of the thistle family`eggplant | |
| ---------- is an indian word meaning big village`canada | |
| ---------- is black history month`february | |
| ---------- is legal grounds for divorce in 24 american states`impotence | |
| ---------- is smaller than new england`england | |
| ---------- is smokey the bear's own zip code`20252 | |
| ---------- is such a good stain that native americans used it for a paint`blood | |
| ---------- is the fear of dawn`eosophobia | |
| ---------- is the fear of insects`entomophobia | |
| ---------- is the largest bay in the world bordering only one country, canada`hudson bay | |
| ---------- is the month when most baby's are born`august | |
| ---------- is the only woman to pose nude for sports illustrated`cathy rigby | |
| ---------- is the only word in the english language that begins and ends with the letters und`underground | |
| ---------- is the only word in the english language to start with quis`quisling | |
| ---------- is the only word in the english language with three consecutive double letters`bookkeeper | |
| ---------- is the study of trees`dendrology | |
| ---------- is to watch people eating in hopes that they will offer you some`groaking | |
| ---------- is used as a center for golf balls and in antifreeze mixtures`honey | |
| ---------- literally means 'the land of rabbits'`spain | |
| ---------- means 'soggy shrub' in navajo`kemo sabe | |
| ---------- means bountiful mother`alma mater | |
| ---------- means empty orchestra in japanese`karoke | |
| ---------- means fox in spanish`zorro | |
| ---------- means to drink like a duck`dibble | |
| ---------- means to fall and disintegrate`degringolade | |
| ---------- milk does not curdle`camel's | |
| ---------- never gamble`eskimos | |
| ---------- newborn babies will be dropped in the next month`2,500 | |
| ---------- of all boats sold are used in fishing`70% | |
| ---------- of all people who have ever smoked have now quit`half | |
| ---------- of all road accidents in canada involve a moose`0.3% | |
| ---------- of americans have internet access`25% | |
| ---------- of americans reported having been in the presence of a ghost`9% | |
| ---------- of bank robberies take place on fridays`50% | |
| ---------- of canadians say they would not borrow a toothbrush if they forgot to pack their own`97% | |
| ---------- of electrocutions occur while talking on the phone during a thunderstorm`60% | |
| ---------- of food poisoning cases are never reported`95% | |
| ---------- of mcdonald's profits come from the sale of happy meals`40% | |
| ---------- of native africans have aids`25% | |
| ---------- of people wash from top to bottom in the shower`75% | |
| ---------- of taiwanese funeral processions include a stripper`1/3 | |
| ---------- of the cells in your body will die and be replaced with new cells all while you have been reading this sentence`50,000 | |
| ---------- of the population can curl their tongue into a tube`85% | |
| ---------- of the solar system mass is concentrated in the sun`99% | |
| ---------- of the video game market is adults`56% | |
| ---------- of turns are right turns`51% | |
| ---------- of u.s. male college students believe life is a meaningless existential hell`27% | |
| ---------- of vitamin c in brussels sprouts will be lost in cooking`90% | |
| ---------- of workers on the panama canal suffered from malaria`82% | |
| ---------- often sleep for up to fourteen hours a day`gorillas | |
| ---------- palace has over 600 rooms`buckingham | |
| ---------- people a year are killed by vending machines falling on them`thirteen | |
| ---------- people are injured by tea pots every year`4,000 | |
| ---------- people are sent to the hospital for dog bites every minute`40 | |
| ---------- percent of american adults cannot fill out a bank deposit slip correctly`forty | |
| ---------- percent of the american population has never visited a dentist`forty | |
| ---------- phone calls will be misplaced by telecoms service every minute`1,314 | |
| ---------- pounds of space dust and other space debris fall on the earth everyday`2,000 | |
| ---------- prefer termites to ants`anteaters | |
| ---------- produces 278,564,356,980 eggs per year`china | |
| ---------- recapitulation is the reason our extremities develop faster than the rest of us`cephalacaudal | |
| ---------- spelled backwards is dna level c`cleveland | |
| ---------- stands for ' electrical and musical instruments'`emi | |
| ---------- taste with their hind feet`butterflies | |
| ---------- teens start smoking a day`3,000 | |
| ---------- the frog has 11 points on his collar around his neck`kermit | |
| ---------- tongues were a common delicacy at roman feasts`flamingo | |
| ---------- university offers bag piping as a major`carnegie mellon | |
| ---------- ward cleaver beaumont was an ordained minister`hugh | |
| ---------- was born during a wwii air raid`ringo starr | |
| ---------- was first introduced in england in 1799 by british prime minister, william pitt`income tax | |
| ---------- was first used as a medical treatment in 2700 b.c. by chinese emperor shen-nung`acupuncture | |
| ---------- was once appointed special agent of the bureau of narcotics and dangerous drugs`elvis presley | |
| ---------- was related to princess diana`humphrey bogart | |
| ---------- was the first head of the united states post office`benjamin franklin | |
| ---------- was the first man to pee his pants on the moon`buzz aldrin | |
| -----------, Illinois was originally named Fort Dearborn, Indian Territory.`chicago | |
| ------------ has the highest percentage of cremations of all other U.S. states, with a 60.6 percent preference over burial.`hawaii | |
| ------------- became Queen of Scotland when she was only six days old.`mary stuart | |
| --------------- was the first country to give woman the vote, in 1893.`new zealand | |
| ------------------ became the first woman to receive a diamond engagement ring. It was given to her by Maximilian I of Germany in 1477.`anne of burgundy | |
| ------------------ set sail for the New World on a Friday in 1492.`christopher columbus | |
| ------------------- lost 41 of his 98-men crew to scurvy (a lack of vitamin C) on his first voyage to the South Pacific in 1768. By 1795, the importance of eating citrus was realized, and lemon juice was issued on all British Navy ships.`captain cook | |
| -Pornography- comes from the...`Greek word for summer of love | |
| -Tommy), born`townsend | |
| -isms: Public ownership of the basic means of production, distribution, and exchange`Socialism | |
| -isms: a diseased condition resulting from the use of beverages such as whiskey.`alcoholism | |
| -isms: a severe or unfavourable judgment`criticism | |
| -isms: an economic system characterized by private ownership & competition`capitalism | |
| -isms: excessive emphasis on financial gain.`commercialism | |
| -isms: painful stiffness of the muscles & joints`rheumatism | |
| 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13... is called a _______ series`fibonacci | |
| 0.3% of all road accidents in ---------- involve a moose`Canada | |
| 0.3% of all road accidents in canada involve a----------`Moose | |
| 007: How does James Bond like his martinis`shaken not stirred | |
| 007: What James Bond film used the space shuttle`Moonraker | |
| 007: What James Bond story does the climax occur aboard the Orient Express`From Russia With Love | |
| 007: Who most often played James Bond's chief`Bernard Lee | |
| 007: Who played the first James Bond on television`Barry Nelson | |
| 007: how did dr no die in "dr no"`drowned | |
| 007: how does Bond introduce himself on meeting someone for the first time?`"My name is Bond, James Bond." | |
| 007: likes his drink shaken not stirred, what is the drink`vodka martini | |
| 007: what airborne craft did James Bond call "little nellie"`helicopter | |
| 007: what was one of the competitive movies to "licence to kill"`dead poets society | |
| 007: what was one of the competitive movies to "the man with the golden gun"`steppenwolf | |
| 007: what was the budget for the film "thunderball"`5.6 million dollars | |
| 007: what was the first James Bond novel to make the bestseller list?`You Only Live Twice | |
| 007: what was the name of the seventh James Bond film`Diamonds Are Forever | |
| 007: what was the villain's project in the movie "From Russia With Love"`Kill Bond | |
| 007: what year was the tv version of "Casino Royale" released`1954 | |
| 007: who played the role of m in "Dr No"`Bernard Lee | |
| 007: who portrayed James Bond in "in her majesty's secret service"`George Lazenby | |
| 007: who sang the Bond themes "goldfinger" and "diamonds are forever"`Shirley Bassey | |
| 007: who sang the title song in the movie "Never Say Never Again"`Lani Hall | |
| 007: who was married to ursula andress when she was filming dr no?`John Derek | |
| 007: who was one of the producers of the film "Diamonds Are Forever"`Albert R Broccoli | |
| 007: who was the arch enemy of ernst stavro blofeld?`James Bond | |
| 007: who was the only leading lady to play two different Bond characters`Maud Adams | |
| 1 How many ribs does a human have`24 | |
| 1 kg of lemons contain more sugar than 1 kg of`strawberries | |
| 1 mile is how many yards`1760 | |
| 1 pm In military time is how many hours`1300 | |
| 1,314 phone calls will be misplaced by telecoms service every----------`minute | |
| 1/3 of ---------- funeral processions include a stripper`taiwanese | |
| 1/3 of taiwanese funeral processions include a----------`stripper | |
| 10% of ---------- fans replace the lenses on their glasses every 5 years whether they need to or not`star trek | |
| 10' of what equals 1' of rain in water content`snow | |
| 100 zeros after the number 1 is a very very large number called what`googol | |
| 11 am In military time is how many hours`1100 | |
| 11:37 pm In military time is how many hours`2337 | |
| 12 ounce can of what contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of sugar`soda | |
| 13 people a year are killed by ---------- machines falling on them`vending | |
| 14/15 April 1912 saw the loss of what.`The Titanic | |
| 160 cars can drive side by side on the monumental axis in---------- , the world's widest road`brazil | |
| 1613 Shakespeare's ---------- Theater burns down.`Globe | |
| 1701 who wrote the classic thriller 'The Birds'`Alfred Hitchcock | |
| 1772 Explosive eruption blows 1.2 km off the top of volcano---------- , Java, kills 3,000.`papandayan | |
| 1772 explosive eruption blows 1.2 km off the top of volcano papandayan, java, killing`three thousand | |
| 1776 Mission ---------- founded by SF Bay.`Dolores | |
| 1776 what is the hardest bone in the human body`jawbone | |
| 1858 Treaty of ---------- , China cedes north bank of Amur River to Russia.`Algun | |
| 1858 Treaty of Algun, ---------- cedes north bank of Amur River to Russia.`China | |
| 1858 Treaty of Algun, China cedes north bank of ---------- River to Russia.`Amur | |
| 1858 Treaty of Algun, China cedes north bank of Amur River to---------- .`Russia | |
| 1865 Shigechiyo ---------- achieved oldest authenticated age (120 y 237 d), born.`Izumi | |
| 1877 ---------- Hall discovers Mars's moon Deimos.`Asaph | |
| 1877 Asaph ---------- discovers Mars's moon Deimos.`Hall | |
| 1877 Asaph Hall discovers ---------- moon Deimos.`Mars | |
| 1877 Asaph Hall discovers Mars's moon ---------- .`Deimos | |
| 1893 ---------- diamond (blue-white 995 carats) discovered.`excelsior | |
| 1894 Korea declares independence from ----------, asks for Japanese aid.`china | |
| 18th century French dance`gavotte | |
| 19 Separate Falls Cascade Over A Granite Plateau, Dropping A Total Of 191m: A Pool 43m Deep Has Been Gouged Out By The Force Of The Water`Augrabies Falls | |
| 19 Separate Falls Cascade Over A _______ _______, Dropping A Total Of 191m: A Pool 43m Deep Has Been Gouged Out By The Force Of The Water`Granite Plateau | |
| 1908 Giant fireball impacts in Central ---------- (Tunguska Event).`siberia | |
| 1911 Prince ---------- , Germany, (Constort to Queen Juliana of Netherlands), born.`Bernhard | |
| 1914 Mahatma ---------- 's 1st arrest, campaigning for Indian rights in S Africa.`Gandhi | |
| 1918 Battle of ---------- ends in WW I, Allies beat Germans.`Amiens | |
| 1918 Battle of Amiens ends in WW I, ---------- beat Germans.`Allies | |
| 1918 Battle of Amiens ends in WW I, Allies beat ----------.`Germans | |
| 1919 Slim ---------- Kingsburg Calif, actor (Dr Strangelove, Blazing Saddles), born.`Pickens | |
| 1923 New Zealand claims ---------- Dependency in Antarctica.`Ross | |
| 1923 Who's Death Prompted Henry Cabot Lodge To Gush: 'My God! That Means Coolidge Is President'`Warren G. Harding's | |
| 1926 ---------- Von Bulow accused of murdering his wife, born.`Claus | |
| 1926 Claus ---------- accused of murdering his wife, born.`Von Bulow | |
| 1933 ---------- Falwell televangelist, Moral Majority head, born.`Jerry | |
| 1933 Jerry ---------- televangelist, Moral Majority head, born.`falwell | |
| 1933 Jerry Falwell---------- , Moral Majority head, born.`televangelist | |
| 1934 "Night of the---------- ," Hitler stages bloody purge of Nazi party.`Long Knives | |
| 1936 "Gone With the Wind" by Margaret---------- , published.`Mitchell | |
| 1944 Gary ---------- Goose Creek Tx, actor (Buddy Holly Story, Under Siege), born.`Busey | |
| 1944 Glenn ---------- vocalist (Little River Band-Help Is On Its, Way), born.`Shorrock | |
| 1945 Allies refuse Japan's surrender offer to retain Emperor---------- .`Hirohito | |
| 1945 Ruthenia, formerly in Czechoslovakia, becomes part of ---------- SSR.`Ukrainian | |
| 1945 Ruthenia, formerly in---------- , becomes part of Ukrainian SSR.`Czechoslovakia | |
| 1945---------- , formerly in Czechoslovakia, becomes part of Ukrainian SSR.`Ruthenia | |
| 1946 ---------- Vos Savant St Louis Mo, writer/world's highest IQ (Guinness), born.`Marilyn | |
| 1946 Marilyn Vos ---------- St Louis Mo, writer/world's highest IQ (Guinness), born.`Savant | |
| 1948 ---------- Olympics opens in London.`summer | |
| 1948 ---------- as a substitute for Radio tubes announced (Bell Labs).`transistor | |
| 1948 Summer Olympics opens in---------- .`london | |
| 1948 The ___ as a substitute for radio tubes was announced by bell labs`transistor | |
| 1949 South Africa begins implementing---------- ; no mixed marriages.`apartheid | |
| 1950 ---------- Wozniak cofounded Apple Computer, born.`steve | |
| 1950 Steve ---------- cofounded Apple Computer, born.`wozniak | |
| 1952 ---------- proclaimed king of Jordan.`hussein | |
| 1952 Hussein proclaimed king of---------- .`jordan | |
| 1952 Western starring Grace Kelly`high noon | |
| 1952: Queen Elizabeth II acceded to the throne on the death of her father. Who was he?`George VI | |
| 1953 ---------- Hogan [Terry Bollea], Ga, WWF heavyweight champion (1984-89), born.`Hulk | |
| 1953 Hulk ---------- [Terry Bollea], Ga, WWF heavyweight champion (1984-89), born.`Hogan | |
| 1953: Which large mountain was conquered by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay`Everest | |
| 1954: Which was the last to come off rationing`Food | |
| 1955: Who left No 10 Downing Street for the second and final time`Winston Churchill | |
| 1956 ---------- Pollock abstract artist, dies in auto accident (East Hampton).`Jackson | |
| 1956 Jackson ---------- abstract artist, dies in auto accident (East Hampton).`Pollock | |
| 1956 Jackson Pollock abstract artist, dies in ---------- (East Hampton).`auto accident | |
| 1956: The control of which waterway was the goal of a joint British, French and Israeli military mission`Suez canal | |
| 1957: What was Laika, the first animal in space`A dog | |
| 1958 ---------- beats Sweden 5-2 in soccer's 6th World Cup at Stockholm.`Brazil | |
| 1958: Which was the first Carry On film`Carry On Sergeant | |
| 1959: What was a number one hit for Shirley Bassey`As I Love You | |
| 1960 ---------- declares independence.`chad | |
| 1960 Zaire (then---------- ) gains independence from Belgium.`belgian congo | |
| 1960 Zaire, then called ___, gains independence from belgium`belgian congo | |
| 1960's: who recorded "groovin'"?`Young Rascals | |
| 1960's: who recorded "like a rolling stone"`Bob Dylan | |
| 1960: Harold Macmillan's "winds of change" speech addressed Britain's relations with which continent`Africa | |
| 1961 movies: name one of the major stars in "the errand boy"`Jerry Lewis | |
| 1961: What was the theory by which America rationalised its entry into the Vietnam war`Domino effect | |
| 1962 Rwanda & ---------- become independent.`Burundi | |
| 1962: What was the Beatles' first single`Love Me Do | |
| 1963 Cardinal ---------- elected Pope Paul VI, 262nd head of RC Church.`montini | |
| 1963: John Profumo resigned after lying to parliament over his affair with Christine Keeler. Who else was she involved with`A Soviet naval attache | |
| 1964 1st draft of Star Trek's pilot "---------- " released.`the cage | |
| 1964 1st draft of star trek's pilot ___ was released`the cage | |
| 1965: Which item of clothing - popularised in London - became something of a symbol for the "swinging" city`miniskirt | |
| 1966 "Iron" ---------- heavyweight boxing champ (1986-90), born.`mike tyson | |
| 1966: What was the final score in England's victorious World Cup Final`4-2 | |
| 1967 Jayne Mansfield actress, dies in a car crash at`thirty four | |
| 1969: What did Neil Armstrong consider a giant leap for mankind`Walking on the moon | |
| 1970 chart-topper by ernie of sesame street`rubber duckie | |
| 1970: Who was found dead in a London flat`Jimi Hendrix | |
| 1970s Hits: Barry Manilow's first #1 was this 1975 song...`mandy | |
| 1970s Hits: Daryl Hall and John Oates hat their first #1 in 1977 with this song...`rich girl | |
| 1970s Hits: Lean On Me" was written and sung by this man in 1973...`bill withers | |
| 1970s Hits: Michael Jackson was this many years old when "Ben" became his first #1 hit`14 | |
| 1970s Hits: She sang with Elton John on the 1976 #1 "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"...`kiki dee | |
| 1970s Hits: The #1 song of the year 1979, "My Sharona", was by this band`knack | |
| 1970s Hits: The Bee Gees had their first #1 in this year...`1971 | |
| 1970s Hits: The first of this band's 5 #1's was 1975's "Best Of My Love"`eagles | |
| 1970s Hits: This 1975 David Bowie #1 was also the title of an Irene Cara hit...`fame | |
| 1970s Hits: This 1978 Frankie Valli #1 was written by the Bee Gees...`grease | |
| 1970s Hits: This animal is in the title of Harry Chapin's 1974 #1...`cat | |
| 1970s Hits: This brother act had 4 #1's in 1970...`jackson 5 | |
| 1970s Hits: This co-star of "The Carol Burnett Show" hit #1 in 1973...`vicki lawrence | |
| 1970s Hits: This group song the 1978 #1 "Baby Come Back"...`player | |
| 1970s Hits: This man sang lead for the 4 Seasons comeback #1 hit in 1976, "Oh What A Night"`gerri polci | |
| 1970s Hits: This singer's "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" was the last #1 of the 1970s...`rupert holmes | |
| 1970s Hits: This song spent more weeks at #1 than any other in the 70s`you light up my life | |
| 1970s Hits: This was Abba's only #1 song...`dancing queen | |
| 1971 3 cosmonauts die as ---------- depressurizes during reentry.`soyuz xi | |
| 1971 Num1 Hits: "Just My Imagination" spent how many weeks at #1?`2 | |
| 1971 Num1 Hits: "Just My Imagination" spent two weeks on the #1 spot for what group?`temptations | |
| 1971 Num1 Hits: "Knock 3 times" was a hit for this group in January of 1971.`dawn | |
| 1971 Num1 Hits: Name 1 of the 2 former Beatles that went to a solo #1 in 1971.`harrison | |
| 1971: Which coin was worth one hundredth of a pound under decimalisation`New penny | |
| 1972: What was described on its launch as being "as thick as cigarette packet", reflecting its creator's idea of a perfect size`The pocket calculator | |
| 1973: Which horse won the Grand National for the first of three times`Red Rum | |
| 1974 Autobiographical Account Of Her Involvement In The Women's Movement Was Titled 'Flying'`Kate Millett's | |
| 1974: Production of which iconic car ended after 13 years on the road`E-type Jaguar | |
| 1975: At Fawlty Towers in Torquay, Manuel was Basil Fawlty's incompetent waiter. But where did he come from in Spain`Barcelona | |
| 1976: Anthony Armstrong-Jones and which royal separated`Princess Margaret | |
| 1977 Apple Computer ships its 1st---------- .`apple ii | |
| 1977: Which raucous strand of popular music made ample use of safety pins`punk | |
| 1978 Bob Crane actor (Hogan's Heroes), murdered at`fifty nine | |
| 1978 Bob Crane actor of hogan's heroes is murdered at`fifty nine | |
| 1978 Funeral of Pope---------- .`paul vi | |
| 1979 Johnny Rotten & Joan ---------- appear together on BBC's Juke Box Jury.`collins | |
| 1979: Margaret Thatcher was the first what`Female prime minister | |
| 1980's American sitcom starring Robert Guillaume`benson | |
| 1980: Which deadly disease was declared eradicated`Smallpox | |
| 1980s GrabBag : Country that saw 32 of its citizens convicted of spying from 1981-88`united states | |
| 1980s GrabBag : He lost the 1977 NYC mayoral bid before taking successful aim at Albany`mario cuomo | |
| 1980s GrabBag : How many career gold medals did Carl Lewis sport after the Seoul Olympics`6 | |
| 1980s GrabBag : The biggest selling single from Paul Simon's Graceland`you can call me al | |
| 1980s GrabBag : The youngest leader of the Soviet Union before Gorbachev`joseph stalin | |
| 1980s GrabBag : This country's President Zia ul-Haq was killed in a 1988 plane crash`pakistan | |
| 1980s GrabBag : What state gave birth to more than half of the 1980 US Olympic hockey team`minnesota | |
| 1980s GrabBag : Who NYC Mayor Ed Kock said Jews would be "crazy" to back for President in 88`jesse jackson | |
| 1980s GrabBag: "Britain's only luxury car that can be had for $26,000" (make name)`sterling | |
| 1980s GrabBag: C. American strongman who appeared on a Time cover entitled "The Drug Thugs"`general manuel noriega | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Crime family that lost its head when "Big Paul" Castellano got "whacked"`gambino | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Family Ties-er who appeared in the short lived series, Palmerstown, USA`michael j fox | |
| 1980s GrabBag: First shortstop since Carew to lead all-star voting 2 years in a row`ozzie smith | |
| 1980s GrabBag: He teamed with Roberta Flack on the hit duet "Tonight I Celebrate My Love"`peabo bryson | |
| 1980s GrabBag: He was the first tennis player exceed $10 million in career earnings`ivan lendl | |
| 1980s GrabBag: How many dollars was Bernhard Goetz asked for on his fateful subway ride`5 | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Infamous subway rider only convicted of illegal weapons possession`bernhard goetz | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Movie that earned Glenn Close her 2nd Oscar nomination`the big chill | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Seaboard state home to a nation-leading 96 hazardous waste sites in 1987`new jersey | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Sitcom that got Isabel Sanford her 1981 best actress Emmy`the jeffersons | |
| 1980s GrabBag: TV sitcom most frequently taped in 1987`the cosby show | |
| 1980s GrabBag: The last team Tom Seaver tried to pitch for`new york mets | |
| 1980s GrabBag: The name of the first space shuttle`columbia | |
| 1980s GrabBag: Tom Brokaw and this network anchor made their debuts in 1983`peter jennings | |
| 1980s GrabBag: What puckmaster played as an Aero, Redwing, and a Whaler`gordie howe | |
| 1980s Hits: Girl's name in the title of a 1986 #1 from Boston...`amanda | |
| 1980s Hits: Group that sang a #1 song from "Back To The Future"...`huey lewis and the news | |
| 1980s Hits: KC and the Sunshine Band's last #1, in 1980...`please dont go | |
| 1980s Hits: The first all-girl group to hit #1`bangles | |
| 1980s Hits: This singer had the most #1s in the 1980s, a total of 9`michael jackson | |
| 1981 China's Communist Party condemns the late ---------- Tse-tung's policy.`mao | |
| 1981: Largely thanks to the efforts of Ian Botham and Bob Willis, from whom did the England cricket team snatch a remarkable victory`Australia | |
| 1982: What was the name of Henry VIII's warship which was recovered from the Solent`Mary Rose | |
| 1983: What was described by Gerald Kaufman as the longest suicide note in history`The Labour party's general election manifesto | |
| 1984 ---------- duplicates Jesse Owens' 1936 feat, wins 4 Olym track golds.`carl lewis | |
| 1984 Carl Lewis duplicates ---------- ' 1936 feat, wins 4 Olym track golds.`jesse owens | |
| 1984 Carl lewis duplicates ___ ___ 1936 feat, wins 4 olympic track gold medals`jesse owens | |
| 1984 ___ ___ duplicates jesse owens 1936 feat, wins 4 olympic track golds`carl lewis | |
| 1984 movies: name one of the major stars in "silence of the heart"?`mariette hartley | |
| 1984: Which music accompanied Torvill and Dean's Olympic victory in Sarajevo`Ravel's Bolero | |
| 1985 movies: name one of the major stars in "sins of the fathers"?`julie christie | |
| 1986: She was drawn to his 'wit, charm and good looks'. But what did Prince Andrew say he liked about Sarah Ferguson`Red hair | |
| 1987: On which day did Wall Street shares plunge in value`Black Monday | |
| 1988: We, or rather D-Mob, called it ...`Acieed | |
| 1989 ---------- discovers 2 partial rings of Neptune.`voyager 2 | |
| 1989 Voyager 2 discovers 2 partial rings of---------- .`neptune | |
| 1989: Where did the Iron Curtain first open`Hungary's border with Austria | |
| 1990 ---------- and Morocco troops land in Saudi Arabia to prevent Iraqi invasion.`egypt | |
| 1990 Egypt and ---------- troops land in Saudi Arabia to prevent Iraqi invasion.`morocco | |
| 1990 Egypt and Morocco troops land in ---------- to prevent Iraqi invasion.`saudi arabia | |
| 1990 Egypt and Morocco troops land in Saudi Arabia to prevent ---------- invasion.`iraqi | |
| 1990 Soviets admit to what`Katyn Massacre | |
| 1990: What "fiery" song received the AMA for favorite pop rock single`blaze of glory | |
| 1990: What "young" man received top new male artist`young mc | |
| 1990: What Seattle group sang "Empire"`queensryche | |
| 1990: What did Tim Berners-Lee invent while working at the CERN European nuclear research organisation`The world wide web | |
| 1990: What group's album sales were banned in Browling County , Florida`2 live crew | |
| 1990: What song did Glen Medieros and Bobby Brown do together`she aint worth it | |
| 1990: What video did MTV refuse to play because it was too suggestive`justify my love | |
| 1990: What was the song title used by both En Vogue and Wilson Phillips`hold on | |
| 1990: Who did the Blonde Ambition tour`madonna | |
| 1990: Who had animal rights activists angry over taking a panther on stage`janet jackson | |
| 1990: what is the #5 us daily newspaper with 1,117,376 average circulation`new york times | |
| 1991 Gulf War: What missiles did the Allies use to intercept Iraqi SCUDS`Patriots | |
| 1991 gulf war: what missiles did the allies use to intercept iraqi scuds`england | |
| 1991: Which multinational military campaign ousted Iraq from Kuwait`Desert Storm | |
| 1992 - who was found sane in Milwaukee after he killed & cut up 15 young kids`jeffrey dahmer | |
| 1992 - A former East German leader found refuge at Moscow's Chilean embassy`erich honecker | |
| 1992 - What Biblical disease did 39 Texans come down with in 1992`leprosy | |
| 1992 - What Democratic hopeful's birth date received a draft lottery #311`bill clinton | |
| 1992 - What Ice-T opus offers the line: "Die, Pig, Die"`Cop Killer | |
| 1992 - What MTV Veejay co-starred in Encino Man`Pauly Shore | |
| 1992 - What San Francisco 49ers star was listed as the highest paid`joe montana | |
| 1992 - What album did Neil Young release as a sequel to his 1972 lp Harvest`Harvest Moon | |
| 1992 - What british actor penned the autobiography 'What's It All About'`Michael Caine | |
| 1992 - What continent had the greatest explosion of AIDS cases`Africa | |
| 1992 - What democrat won the New Hampshire primary`paul tsongas | |
| 1992 - What line of children's books celebrated its 50th anniversary`little golden books | |
| 1992 - What movie has Meg Ryan switching identities with an elderly man`prelude to a kiss | |
| 1992 - What office is The Penguin running for in Batman Returns`springfield | |
| 1992 - What office is the Penguin running for in Batman Returns`Mayor | |
| 1992 - What san francisco 49ers star was listed as the highest paid`joe | |
| 1992 - What spanish cyclist won his second tour de france`miguel indurain | |
| 1992 - What type of flies flew on the space shuttle Endeavour`Fruit Flies | |
| 1992 - how many nations did time say were "overtly hostile" to the usa?`six | |
| 1992 - what athelete's autobiography was simply titled my life?`magic johnson's | |
| 1992 - what athelete's autobiography was simply titled my life`magic johnson | |
| 1992 - what baseball skipper was named national league manager of the year`francisco | |
| 1992 - what beloved baseball broadcaster dies on october 22?`red barber | |
| 1992 - what biblical disease did 39 texans come down with in 1992`atkins | |
| 1992 - what cartoon rabbit spaceman fights alien toads with lasers`orange | |
| 1992 - what caused universal to postpone the july 3 release of the looters`la riots | |
| 1992 - what city did superman save from destruction before biting the dust`metropolis | |
| 1992 - what colombian drug lord's fortune was pegged by forbes at 5 billion dollars?`pablo escobar's | |
| 1992 - what colombian drug lord's fortune was pegged by forbes at 5 billion dollars`pablo escobar | |
| 1992 - what continent had the greatest explosion of aids cases`eight | |
| 1992 - what credit card company recorded 205 million dollars in 3rd quarter losses`american express | |
| 1992 - what democratic hopeful turned down a music scholarship to lsu?`bill clinton | |
| 1992 - what elvis hit did bill clinton play on the arsenio hall show?`heartbreak hotel | |
| 1992 - what gymnastics coach announced retirement at the barcelona olympic`bela karolyi | |
| 1992 - what italian tower got steel girdles to keep it from falling in may`leaning tower of pisa | |
| 1992 - what line of children's books celebrated its 50th anniversary`little | |
| 1992 - what mtv veejay co-starred in encino man`mills | |
| 1992 - what nbc series premier episode was titled leaping on a string`quantum leap | |
| 1992 - what oriole signed a five-year 30.5 million dollar pact, tops in baseball`cal ripkin jr | |
| 1992 - what retired army general got 5 million dollars to write his memoirs?`norman schwarzkopf | |
| 1992 - what tennis star played in her 20th wimbledon`martina navratilova | |
| 1992 - what tv network did many conservatives want privatized?`pbs | |
| 1992 - what twosome signed the "washington charter"?`george bush & boris yeltsin | |
| 1992 - what us state was the first ever to elect two women to its senate`california | |
| 1992 - what woman won the most medals at the summer olympics?`shannon miller | |
| 1992 - what's the most expensive movie ever made by a black director?`malcolm x | |
| 1992 - what's wayne and garth's favorite hockey team in wayne's world?`chicago blackhawks | |
| 1992 - which simpson made the cover of bowling magazine`homer simpson | |
| 1992 - who detailed her romance with bill clinton in the december penthous`gennifer us | |
| 1992 - who did the us marine corps honor for 5 decades of entertaining troups?`bob hope | |
| 1992 - who griped about the hollywood "cultural elite" in june?`dan quayle | |
| 1992 - who was found sane in milwaukee after he killed and cut up 15 young kids`jeffrey dahmer | |
| 1992 - who's the main woman in a few good men?`demi moore | |
| 1992 - who's will smith known as in a tv sitcom title`checker | |
| 1992 Movies: Name one of the major stars in "Diggstown"`James woods | |
| 1992 movies: name one of the major stars in "passenger 57"`wesley snipes | |
| 1992: From which conflict did we get the euphemism 'ethnic cleansing'`Bosnia | |
| 1992: What New York Yankees 1927 jersey fetched a record $360,000`lou gehrigs | |
| 1992: What city saw 3,700 fires started on the last two days of April`los angeles | |
| 1992: What word ends the book title "Rubbish! The Archeology of _____"`garbage | |
| 1992: what PBS newsman moderated the first presidential debate`jim lehrer | |
| 1993 - name one of the major actors in the movie "made in america" (ted)`ted danson | |
| 1993 - name one of the major actors in the movie "rookie of the year"`gary busey | |
| 1993 The Year: $20 billion of financial aid went to this nation.`russia | |
| 1993 The Year: A liver of this animal was transplanted into a human at the Univ of Pittsburgh`baboon | |
| 1993 The Year: China released this dissident, famous for Tiannaem Square massacre activity.`wang dan | |
| 1993 The Year: Crown Prince Naruhito married her.`masako owada | |
| 1993 The Year: May Day riots occurred in this nation`russia | |
| 1993 The Year: She became the second woman Supreme Court Justice`ruth bader ginsburg | |
| 1993 The Year: The compound of this sect was under siege in Waco, Texas.`branch davidians | |
| 1993 The Year: This Algerian broke the 8-year old world record for the mile.`yabes ondieki | |
| 1993 The Year: This city won the bid for the 2000 Summer Olympics.`sydney | |
| 1993 The Year: This college campus in DC was the first one President Clinton visited`american university | |
| 1993 The Year: This man became South Korea's first civilian leader.`kim young sam | |
| 1993 The Year: This rock satirist died in December.`frank zappa | |
| 1993 The Year: This territory held a referendum where residents chose not to pursue statehood.`puerto rico | |
| 1993 The Year: This world leader visited Denver, Colorado for World Youth Day.`john paul ii | |
| 1993 The Year: billion of financial aid went to this nation`russia | |
| 1993: Name one of the major stars of "Indecent Proposal"`demi moore | |
| 1993: Which boy band had three number ones in a year`Take That | |
| 1993: name one of the major actors in the movie "sidekicks"`beau bridges | |
| 1993: name one of the major stars in the film cliffhanger`john lithgow | |
| 1993: name one of the major stars in the film house of cards`tommy lee jones | |
| 1993: name one of the major stars in the movie hear no evil`martin sheen | |
| 1993: name one of the major stars in the movie indian summer`alan arkin | |
| 1994 - You can rent an AK-47 assault rifle in Johannesburg for as little as`$50 a day | |
| 1994 - this baseball player is the highest paid at 6.3 million dollars?`bobby bonilla | |
| 1994 blockbuster action flick on a bus!`speed | |
| 1994: Which actress played Hugh Grant's love interest in Four Weddings and a Funeral`Andie MacDowell | |
| 1994: this et star recently married on three hours notice at the age of 19`drew barrymore | |
| 1995: What helped a lot of underage drinkers get drunk`Alcopop | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: A family-values politician targets Dangerfield's vulgarly popular talk show.`meet wally Sparks | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: A gay couple prepares to meet their son's fiancee's moralistic parents.`the birdcage | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: A magical child prodigy gets back at her mean school principal.`matilda | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: A sports agent (Cruise) forms his own company centered around Cuba Gooding Jr.`jerry Maguire | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Animated tale of a wolfdog braving a blizzard to transport diphtheria medicine.`balto | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Annie falls victim to hijacking--again, this time on a boat.`speed 2 cruise control | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: As Eva Peron, Madonna sings "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" in this 1996 hit.`evita | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: George Clooney and Michelle Pfeiffer have a rocky relationship.`one fine day | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Glenn Close played the villain in this 1996 remake of a 1961 movie.`101 dalmatians | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Jim Carrey makes himself Matthew Broderick's friend in this dark comedy.`the cable guy | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Mike Nelson, Crow and Tom Servo cringe at "This Island Earth".`mystery science theater 3000 the Movie | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Neve Campbell & Courtney Cox are terrorized by a murderous horror movie fan.`scream | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: The Griswold family tries another vacation, this time in Las Vegas.`national lampoons vegas vacation | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: The biography of the Latin-American Tejano music star slain by a fan in 1995.`selena | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: This trilogy was restored and re-released February of 1997.`star wars | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Tom Cruise in a remake of a popular 1966 series.`mission impossible | |
| 1996-1997 Movies: Tom Jones is one of the many celebs in this movie about destructive Martians.`mars attacks | |
| 1996: Which city provided the main location for Renton, Begbie, Sick Boy et al in Trainspotting`Edinburgh | |
| 1997 Great Events: Stock markets on this continent plunged in October.`asia | |
| 1997 Great Events: The Cassini space probe carried this dangerous substance.`plutonium | |
| 1997: What did the theme tune to New Labour's general election campaign promise`Things can only get better | |
| 1998: Which intimate practice was revealed by the Starr report's investigation into Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky`Cigar sex | |
| 1999 was in China the year of the....`Rabbit | |
| 1999: Which country voted to keep the Queen`Australia | |
| 19th Cent Art: "Death of Marat" and "Oath of the Horatii", two of his better known works`jacques-louis david | |
| 19th Cent Art: "The Burning of the House of Lords and Commons" was done by this Englishman`william turner | |
| 19th Cent Art: American painter who painted "Death of General Wolfe"`benjamin west | |
| 19th Cent Art: Color of ceiling in Van Gogh's "Night Cafe"`green | |
| 19th Cent Art: French Impressionist who did "The Luncheon of the Boating Party", 1881`pierre-auguste renoir | |
| 19th Cent Art: French lithographer chronicled repressive French government in mid 1800s`honore daumier | |
| 19th Cent Art: French painter who did "Napoleon in the Pesthouse at Jaffa"`antoine-jean gros | |
| 19th Cent Art: German artist who did "The Hulsenbeck Children"`philipp otto runge | |
| 19th Cent Art: He was symbolized by Rodin in "The Thinker"`dante | |
| 19th Cent Art: His notorious painting, "The Picnic", was rejected by the Salon of 1863`edouard manet | |
| 19th Cent Art: In 1885 he did "The Potato Eaters"`vincent van gogh | |
| 19th Cent Art: Known for his rendering of ballet dancers`edgar degas | |
| 19th Cent Art: Sculptor did "George Washington", "Admiral of Tourville", "Voltaire Seated"`jean-antoine houdon | |
| 19th Cent Art: Sculptor's "George Washington", 1841, was too "god-like" for Americans`horatio greenough | |
| 19th Cent Art: The two prominent subjects in Sir Edwin Landseer's "Man Proposes, God Disposes"`polar bear | |
| 19th century chancellor of the German Reich`bismarck | |
| 1In Gymnastics a backwards handspring is know as what`Flic-Flac | |
| 1k equals how many bytes`1024 | |
| 1n the 1960s, what was the name of the Wolseley version of the Austin Mini`hornet | |
| 2 Which Australian city is named after William IV's Queen`adelaide | |
| 2,000 pounds of ---------- and other space debris fall on the earth everyday`space dust | |
| 2,500 newborn babies will be ---------- in the next month`dropped | |
| 20% of this is in the metal part at the end of a pencil`sulphur | |
| 200 million years ago Earth contained 1 land mass called`pangaea | |
| 2000: Which of these millennium landmarks closed almost as soon as it opened`The Millennium bridge | |
| 2001: HAL's name is (Clarke says unintentionally) similar to this acronym.`ibm | |
| 2001: He was the next person to walk on the moon after the movie was made.`neil armstrong | |
| 2001: Name of the ship going to Jupiter.`discovery i | |
| 2001: Number of monolith scenes in the film.`four | |
| 2001: This actor played Dr. Haywood Floyd`william sylvester | |
| 2001: Which Paris fashion house did designer Stella McCartney leave to set up her own label`Chloe | |
| 2002, who is Saudi Arabias oil Minister`sheikh yamani | |
| 2002,The wife of which troubled Hollywood star has filed for divorce`Robert Downey Jr | |
| 2002: British troops led a peacekeeping force in which capital city`Kabul | |
| 22% of college students have fantasized about partaking in an orgy, while _% have claimed to.`4 | |
| 24-karat gold has to have a small amount of _____ in it to keep it from being too soft`copper | |
| 24-karat gold has to have a small amount of this to keep it from being too soft`copper | |
| 25 points were given to a laff-alympics team for placing first in a given event. How many for placing second`fifteen | |
| 25 points were given to a laff-alympics team for placing first in a given event. How many were given for placing second`fifteen | |
| 25 years after first playing James Bond Sean Connery won an Oscar for his part in which film`the untouchables | |
| 25% of americans have ---------- access`internet | |
| 25% of native ---------- have aids`africans | |
| 25% of native africans have----------`aids | |
| 25th anniversary is silver, what's the 6th?`iron | |
| 264,000 bottles of this were recalled after 7 people died`tylenol | |
| 264,000 bottles of what were recalled after 7 people died?`Tylenol | |
| 27% of u.s. ---------- college students believe life is a meaningless existential hell`male | |
| 28% of men aged 18-24 claim to have sex 2-3 times a week. __% of men aged 50-59 claim the same!`20 | |
| 2943 what band sold the most number of records in the 1970's`led zepplin | |
| 2a What name is given to the 1913 show of artists' work in New York, which is often regarded as the beginning of public interest in progressive art in the U.S.A.`the armory show | |
| 3 '...i got a crazy teacher, he wears dark glasses...' what is the name of this 1980's timbuk 3 smash hit`future's so bright i gotta wear shades | |
| 3 Who was the first director of Britain's National Theatre`laurence olivier | |
| 3-D images that can be seen without glasses is also known as this`stereoscopic | |
| 3-D that can be seen without glasses is also known as this`stereoscopic | |
| 3-Dimensional Cube Became A 70s And 80s Craze`Rubiks Cube | |
| 3.26 light years equals one....`parsec | |
| 3.26 light years is equal to one`parsec | |
| 3/4 means there are 3 beats to the measure and a what and gets the beat`quarter note | |
| 30th may 1998, an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the richter scale triggered landslides that swallowed entire villages killing as many as 5,000 people. in which country did this take place`afghanistan | |
| 314 americans had ---------- lift surgery in 1995`buttock | |
| 34-40 knots wind speed signifies which weather condition`gale | |
| 36-inch tall Charles Sherwood was better known as __________`general tom thumb | |
| 3b.In which alcoholic spirit might you find a worm in the bottle`tequila | |
| 4 In which country was Rudyard Kipling born`india | |
| 40 people are sent to the hospital for ---------- bites every minute`dog | |
| 40,000 americans are injured by ---------- every year`toilets | |
| 4B. What was built on the site of the old Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York`empire state building | |
| 4B.In which novel by George Eliot is Eppie Cass adopted by a miser whose gold has been stolen by her father`silas marner | |
| 5% of canadians don't know the first seven words of the canadian anthem, but know the first nine words of which anthem`american anthem | |
| 5% of canadians dont know the first seven words of the canadian anthem, but know the first nine words of which anthem`american patient | |
| 50% of ---------- take place on fridays`bank robberies | |
| 50% of bank robberies take place on----------`fridays | |
| 500 sheets of writing paper is called a`ream | |
| 500 sheets of writing paper is known as a`ream | |
| 50s Authors: A Death in the FamilyXX: A Death in the Family`James agee | |
| 50s Authors: Andersonville`mackinlay kantor | |
| 50s Authors: Atlas Shrugged`ayn rand | |
| 50s Authors: By Love Possessed`James gould couzzens | |
| 50s Authors: From Here to Eternity`James jones | |
| 50s Authors: On the Road`jack kerouac | |
| 50s Authors: Sieze the Day`saul bellow | |
| 50s Authors: The Caine Mutiny`herman wouk | |
| 50s Authors: The Last Hurrah`edwin oconner | |
| 50s Authors: The Mandarians`simone debeauvoir | |
| 50s Flicks: The action of _South Pacific_ takes place during which war`world war ii | |
| 50s Flicks: What was the surname of film director Darryl F`zanuck | |
| 50s Flicks: Which 1957 film had the whistled "Colonel Bogey" as its theme`the bridge on the river kwai | |
| 50s Flicks: Which British actor was Simon Sparrow in the Doctor films`dirk bogarde | |
| 50s Flicks: Which French star appeared in _And God Created Woman_, set in St. Tropez`brigitte bardot | |
| 50s Flicks: Which actress starred in _From Here to Eternity_ & _The King and I_`deborah kerr | |
| 50s Flicks: Which film catapulted James Dean to stardom`rebel without a cause | |
| 50s Flicks: Which film company released _Sleeping Beauty_`walt disney | |
| 50s Flicks: Which film of J.M. Barrie's book was described as "a painful travesty"`peter pan | |
| 50s Flicks: Which film told of Moses leading the Israelites to the Promised Land`the ten commandments | |
| 50s Flicks: Which future Princess starred in Hitchcock's _Rear Window_`grace kelly | |
| 50s Flicks: Who played the pop star in _Jailhouse Rock_`presley | |
| 50s Flicks: Who was the star of _Around the World in Eighty Days_`niven | |
| 50s Tunes: "Let me see what life is like from Jupiter and Mars."`fly me to the moon | |
| 50s Tunes: "No, dice, son, you gotta work late"`summertime Blues | |
| 50s Tunes: "Put another nickel in, in the nickelodeon"`music Music Music | |
| 50s Tunes: "Why do birds sing so gay?"`why do fools fall in Love | |
| 50s Tunes: "Why is everybody always pickin on me?"`charlie Brown | |
| 50s: Born in 1959, she was the actress possessed by the Devil in The Exorcist.`blair | |
| 50s: King Talal of this country was ousted, due to insanity, by his son Hussein.`jordan | |
| 50s: Russian author who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1958`boris pasternak | |
| 50s: This European principality gained a princess in 1956.`monaco | |
| 50s: This flop car was introduced in the 50's.`edsel | |
| 50s: This many presidents were elected during the fifties.`one | |
| 50s: This nation was divided at the 17th parallel in 1954`vietnam | |
| 50s: This was created by the treaty of Rome in 1957`european economic community | |
| 50s: William Goldings 1955 novel about boys stranded on an island`lord of the flies | |
| 51% of turns are ---------- turns`right | |
| 54% of men think about sex daily, while __% of women do.`19 | |
| 56% of the video game market is----------`adults | |
| 565-Foot Home Run Over The Wall At Griffith Stadium Gave Birth To The Term 'Tape Measure Shot'`Mickey Mantle's | |
| 5:45 pm In military time is how many hours`1745 | |
| 60"s tv: what was "gentle ben"?`bear | |
| 60% of ---------- occur while talking on the phone during a thunderstorm`electrocutions | |
| 60% of all US potato products originate in`idaho | |
| 60% of electrocutions occur while talking on the ---------- during a thunderstorm`phone | |
| 60% of electrocutions occur while talking on the phone during a----------`thunderstorm | |
| 60's TV: What series was set in Cocoa Beach and Cape Kennedy, Florida`i dream of jeannie | |
| 60's TV: what was gentle ben`black bear | |
| 60's TV: who lived at 000 cemetery lane`the addams family | |
| 60's commercials: What was the name of the dog puppet from the Nestles chocolate commercials?`Farfel | |
| 60's tv: lester gruber, elroy carpenter were on what show`mchale's navy | |
| 60's tv: what bank did the "beverly hillbillies" swear by?`commerce bank | |
| 60's tv: what marine had a cousin named goober`gomer pyle | |
| 60's tv: what series followed the exploits of a dead sea captain`ghost & mrs muir | |
| 60's tv: what series was set in cocoa beach and cape kennedy, florida`i | |
| 60's tv: who lived at 000 cemetery lane`Addams Family | |
| 60s Authors: Goodbye, Columbus`phillip roth | |
| 60s Authors: Night`elie wiesel | |
| 60s Authors: Rabbit, Run`john updike | |
| 60s Authors: Slaughterhouse-Five`kurt vonnegut | |
| 60s Authors: The Painted Bird`jerzy kosinski | |
| 60s Tunes: "Are you ready, boots Start walkin"`these boots are made for walking | |
| 60s Tunes: "Now that you can do it, lets make a train now..."`the locomotion | |
| 60s Tunes: "Wimoweh, wimoweh, wimoweh..."`the lion sleeps tonight | |
| 60s: 1964 release was the most successful Disney film to date.`mary poppins | |
| 60s: Discovered in 1967, pulsating radio sources in space are better known as this`pulsar | |
| 60s: First nation ever to resign from the united nations.`indonesia | |
| 60s: He was the first president born in the 20th century.`kennedy | |
| 60s: John Young and him were the first astronauts to fly the two-occupant Gemini.`gus grissom | |
| 60s: Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in this U.S. city`memphis | |
| 60s: Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in this city.`memphis | |
| 60s: Theodore Maiman demonstrated this enlightening device for the first time in '60`laser | |
| 60s: This bridge, the largest suspension bridge in the US, was finished in 1964.`verrazano narrows | |
| 60s: This remote area was crossed on foot for the first time in 1968-1969.`north pole | |
| 63% of college ______ have experienced multiple orgasms.`women | |
| 7 x 8`56 | |
| 70% of all ---------- sold are used in fishing`boats | |
| 70% of all boats sold are used in----------`fishing | |
| 70s Authors: A Book of Common Prayer`joan didion | |
| 70s Authors: Born on the Fourth of July`ron kovic | |
| 70s Authors: Deliverance`James dickey | |
| 70s Authors: Falconer`john cheever | |
| 70s Authors: Far Tortuga`peter matthiessen | |
| 70s Authors: India: A Wounded Civilization`v. s. naipaul | |
| 70s Authors: JR`william gaddis | |
| 70s Authors: Losing Battles`eudora welty | |
| 70s Authors: One Hundred Years of Solitude`gabriel garcia marquez | |
| 70s Authors: Orsinian Tales`ursula leguin | |
| 70s Authors: Rabbit Redux`john updike | |
| 70s Authors: Ragtime`e. l. doctorow | |
| 70s Authors: Roots`alex haley jr | |
| 70s Authors: Something Happened`joseph heller | |
| 70s Authors: The Friends of Eddie Coyle`george v. higgins | |
| 70s Authors: The Hot Rock`donald e. westlake | |
| 70s Authors: The Summer before the Dark`doris lessing | |
| 70s Authors: The Uses of Enchantment`bruno bettleheim | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Car Wash`rose royce | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Hot Stuff`donna summer | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: I Just Want to Be Your Everything`andy gibb | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Miss You`rolling stones | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Night Fever`bee gees | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Rich Girl`hall oates | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Seasons in the Sun`terry jacks | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Silly Love Songs`wings | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: The Streak`ray stevens | |
| 70s Super Hits: Name the Artist: Touch Me in the Morning`diana ross | |
| 70s Tune: "He's my favorite honky.."`king tut | |
| 70s Tune: "Here is that rainbow I've been praying for."`i can see clearly now | |
| 70s Tune: "I bet you think this song is about you, don't you"`youre so vain | |
| 70s Tune: "Meaner than a junkyard dog."`bad bad leroy brown | |
| 70s Tune: "Mother Mary comes to me..."`let it be | |
| 70s Tune: "New York, London, Paris, Munich -- Everybody talk about..."`pop muzik | |
| 70s Tune: "Wake Up Maggie, I think I got something to say to you."`maggie may | |
| 70s Tune: "We're all sensitive people with so much to give."`lets get it on | |
| 70s Tune: "When the others turn you off, who'll be turning you on"`love will keep us together | |
| 70s Tunes: Name 70s tune: "Freak out, Le freak, so chic. Freak out.."`le freak | |
| 70s Tunes: Name 70s tune: "I'm looking at my girlfriend -- she's passed out on the floor."`mama told me not to Come | |
| 70s Tunes: Name 70s tune: "Mother Mary comes to me..."`let it be | |
| 70s Tunes: Name 70s tune: "Tell me more, tell me more, like does he have a car"`summer nights | |
| 70s Tunes: name 70s tune: "Her name was Lola. She was a showgirl."`copacabana | |
| 70s: Angola won its independence fromthem in 1975.`portugal | |
| 70s: Became the capital of the reunited North and South Vietnam.`hanoi | |
| 70s: Born "No Name Maddox", he committed the most sensational crime of the 70's.`charles manson | |
| 70s: Famous mother who won the nobel prize in 1979.`teresa | |
| 70s: He was court-martialed in 1971 for atrocities in Southeast Asia.`william calley | |
| 70s: In 1973 he became Los Angeles' first black mayor.`tom bradley | |
| 70s: In 1974, this became the world's tallest building.`sears tower | |
| 70s: Oregans Trojan was the most powerful one of these in this decade.`nuclear plant | |
| 70s: Russian dancer who defected in 1974.`mikhail baryshnikov | |
| 70s: The first american to walk on the moon in the 70's.`alan shepard | |
| 70s: This famous Idaho dam went to pieces in 1976.`teton river dam | |
| 70s: This nation tried the "Gang of Four"`china | |
| 70s: This singer starred in Clams on the Half Shell Review.`bette midler | |
| 70s: This war hero quit the Israeli cabinet in 1979.`moshe dayan | |
| 70s: This world leader died in Cairo in 1970.`gamal abdel nasser | |
| 76. The first UK Top 10 chart appeared in November 1952 when A1 Martino was No 1 with 'Here in my Heart'. Who had three songs in that first top 10 chart`vera lynn | |
| 7:25 pm In military time is how many hours`1925 | |
| 80's - How many No. 1 songs did Paula Abdul have in the 1980s`Three | |
| 80's - How many No. 1 songs were on Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' album`two | |
| 80's - Name the Academy Award-winning artist who scored a No. 1 hit with 'Chariots of Fire - Titles.'`Vangelis | |
| 80's - Name the duet who sang 'I Knew You Were Waiting For Me'`Aretha Franklin and George Michael | |
| 80's - The group Styx had a hit with a sailing song in the 1970's ('Come Sail Away'). Who sang 'Sailing' in the 1980's`Christopher Cross | |
| 80's - What is the name of the disgraced duet that had three consecutive No. 1 songs in 1989 before surrendering their Grammy Award`Milli Vanilli | |
| 80's - What is the title of Janet Jackson's first No. 1 song`When I think of you | |
| 80's - What was the title of Bryan Adams' only No. 1 song of the 1980s`Heaven | |
| 80's - What was the title of Poison's only No. 1 hit`every rose has its thorn | |
| 80's - Which instrumentalist played 'Chariots of Fire'`Vengelis | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Anything For You'`Miami Sound Machine | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Can't Fight This Feeling'`REO Speedwagon | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Carribean Queen'`Billy Ocean | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Eternal Flame'`The Bangles | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Every Rose Has It's Thorn'`Poison | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Funky Town'`Lipps Inc | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Head To Toe'`Lisa Lisa and the cult Jam | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Holding Back The Years'`Simply Red | |
| 80's - Who sang 'One More Try'`George Michael | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Shakedown'`Bob Seger | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Stuck With You'`Huey Lewis and the news | |
| 80's - Who sang 'The One That You Love'`Air Supply | |
| 80's - Who sang 'The Way It Is'`Bruce Hornsby and the range | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart'`Bonnie Tyler | |
| 80's - Who sang 'Two Hearts'`Phil Collins | |
| 80's - Who sang 'When I'm With You'`Sheriff | |
| 80's - Who teamed up with Jennifer Warnes on the song '(I've) Had The Time Of My Life'`Bill Medley | |
| 80's - Who was the first country star to top the Top-40 charts in the 1980s`Kenny Rogers | |
| 80's - Who was the teacher who saw success with 'Shake You Down,' a No. 1 ballad in 1987`Gregory Abbott | |
| 80's Films: "In the Southeast, they say if you want to go to heaven, you have to change planes in Atlanta."`Accidental Tourist | |
| 80's Films: A ___ to India`Passage | |
| 80's Films: All the ___ Moves`Right | |
| 80's Films: American ___ in London`Werewolf | |
| 80's Films: Andy McCarthy does Robb Lowe's Mom, and she's Jackie Bissette!`Class | |
| 80's Films: Andy McCarthy does Robby Lowe's Mom, and she's Jackie Bissette!`Class | |
| 80's Films: Bill Murray, post-SNL, pre-Groundhog. Think spaghetti`Meatballs | |
| 80's Films: For Your ___ Only`Eyes | |
| 80's Films: Guy really gets into playing videogames`Tron | |
| 80's Films: Hmm. Let's make Chevy Chase a spy!`Fletch | |
| 80's Films: Mad Max III: beyond ___________`thunderdome | |
| 80's Films: Ricki Lake. Before her television show`Hairspray | |
| 80's Films: The Golden _____`child | |
| 80's Films: The ___ Guy`Lonely | |
| 80's Films: The b###h is back, and it's not Sigourney`Aliens | |
| 80's Films: Three Men and a ____`Baby | |
| 80's Films: War_____`Games | |
| 80's Films: ___ 182`turk | |
| 80's Films: ___ All Odds`Against | |
| 80's Films: ___ Business`Big | |
| 80's Films: ___ Comfort`Southern | |
| 80's Films: ___ Street`Beat | |
| 80's Films: ___ Taste`Bad | |
| 80's Films: ___ That Girl`Who's | |
| 80's Films: ___ hours`48 | |
| 80's Films: ___ of the Universe`Masters | |
| 80's Films: ___ the 13th`Friday | |
| 80's Films: ___balls`meat | |
| 80's Films: ___boy`rat | |
| 80's Films: ___dance`flash | |
| 80's Films: ___man`dark | |
| 80's Films: ___raiser`hell | |
| 80's Films: ___scape`dream | |
| 80's Films: ___shack`caddy | |
| 80's Films: ___show`creep | |
| 80's Films: ___space`inner | |
| 80's Films: back to the______`future | |
| 80's Films: bill murray, post-snl, pre-groundhog`meatballs | |
| 80's Films: car has a mind of its own`christine | |
| 80's Films: crocodile ______`dundee | |
| 80's Films: dirty _______`dancing | |
| 80's Films: dirty rotten __________`scoundrels | |
| 80's Films: driving miss _____`daisy | |
| 80's Films: edward ____________`scissorhands | |
| 80's Films: escape from ___ ____`new york | |
| 80's Films: fatal __________`attraction | |
| 80's Films: fresh ______`horses | |
| 80's Films: high______`lander | |
| 80's Films: jumpin' jack _____`flash | |
| 80's Films: let's make chevy chase a spy!`fletch | |
| 80's Films: mary elizabeth mastrantonio in a deep-sea odyssey`abyss | |
| 80's Films: never ever add water`gremlins | |
| 80's Films: one-eyed willie and his hidden treasure save the day`goonies | |
| 80's Films: out of ______`africa | |
| 80's Films: police _______`academy | |
| 80's Films: quote: and never call me shirley`airplane | |
| 80's Films: return of the ____`jedi | |
| 80's Films: road_____`house | |
| 80's Films: sex, lies and _________`videotape | |
| 80's Films: stallone as a cop after a serial killer`cobra | |
| 80's Films: teen____`wolf | |
| 80's Films: the ___ part three`the godfather | |
| 80's Films: three ______`amigos | |
| 80's Films: uncle ____`buck | |
| 80's Films: war of the _____`roses | |
| 80's Films: we came, we saw, we kicked ass`ghostbusters | |
| 80's Soundtrack featuring Prince's "DMSR" & "In The Air Tonight" by P. Collins.`risky business | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...I've been living on the edge so long..."`blue oyster cult | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...all the cops in the doughnut shops..."`the bangles | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...and you say it's going to happen now, but when exactly do you mean"`the smiths | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...do you really want to hurt me"`culture club | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...feeling, HOT! Hot! HOT!"`buster poindexter | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...out of the doorway the bullets rip..."`queen | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...slinking into dark stalls..."`siouxsie & the banshees | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...star light, star bright..."`madonna | |
| 80s Artists: Sang: "...teacher wants to see me after school..."`van halen | |
| 80s Films: "A dirty mind is a terrible thing to waste."`Steel Magnolias | |
| 80s Films: "A woman is a hole, isn't that what they say?"`Witches of Eastwick | |
| 80s Films: "Did you have a brain tumor for breakfast?"`Heathers | |
| 80s Films: "Did you know that organized crime is the fourth largest employer in New Jersey?"`Wiseguys | |
| 80s Films: "Do math majors multiply? Do eggs get laid?"`Moonlighting | |
| 80s Films: "Do you know how to get good penetration?"`Wildcats | |
| 80s Films: "Ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"`Batman | |
| 80s Films: "F^ck me gently with a chainsaw."`Heathers | |
| 80s Films: "Halloween in Hollywood is redundant."`Glitter Dome | |
| 80s Films: "He called me a baboon! He thinks I'm his wife!"`Caddyshack | |
| 80s Films: "How much for the women?"`Blues Brothers | |
| 80s Films: "I love the South Bronx. Anywhere you go from there is up."`Fame | |
| 80s Films: "I want to be just like you. All I need is a lobotomy and some tights."`Breakfast Club | |
| 80s Films: "In New Jersey, anything can happen."`Purple Rose of Cairo | |
| 80s Films: "Is this Heaven?" "No, it's Iowa."`Field of Dreams | |
| 80s Films: "It happens sometimes. People just explode."`Repo Man | |
| 80s Films: "Last time I saw a mouth like that, it had a hook in it!"`Caddyshack | |
| 80s Films: "Mister, if you don't shut up, I'm gonna kick 100 percent of your ass!"`Fast Times at Ridgemont High | |
| 80s Films: "Not too smart, are you? I like that in a man."`Body Heat | |
| 80s Films: "Now I know what I've been faking all these years."`Private Benjamin | |
| 80s Films: "Now, I want you to breathe through your eyelids."`Bull Durham | |
| 80s Films: "Now, let's turn on the juice and see what shakes loose!"`Beetlejuice | |
| 80s Films: "Right there, between your legs! Pull on it!"`King Solomon's Mines | |
| 80s Films: "Snotty beamed me twice last night. It was wonderful."`Spaceballs | |
| 80s Films: "Somebody oughta cut out your brain and pickle it."`Cotton Club | |
| 80s Films: "Take me to bed or lose me forever!"`Top Gun | |
| 80s Films: "We came, we saw, we kicked its ass."`Ghostbusters | |
| 80s Films: "We're not homosexuals, but we're willing to learn."`Stripes | |
| 80s Films: "When I want your opinion, I'll beat it out of you."`Code of Silence | |
| 80s Films: "You made a woman meow?"`When Harry Met Sally | |
| 80s Films: A Long Way ___`Home | |
| 80s Films: A ___ Called Wanda`Fish | |
| 80s Films: A ___ to a Kill`View | |
| 80s Films: A ___ with a View`Room | |
| 80s Films: A shot of Tom Cruise, a jigger of sex on the beach.`Cocktail | |
| 80s Films: Adventures in ___`Babysitting | |
| 80s Films: After ___`Hours | |
| 80s Films: Alien meets the Invisible Man. In the jungle.`Predator | |
| 80s Films: An American ___`Tail | |
| 80s Films: An ___ and a Gentleman`Officer | |
| 80s Films: And first-time actor Ethan Hawke paid an agent to get him this?`Explorers | |
| 80s Films: And never call me Shirley.`Airplane | |
| 80s Films: At ___ Range`Close | |
| 80s Films: Baby ___`Boom | |
| 80s Films: Back to ___`School | |
| 80s Films: Bad ___`Influence | |
| 80s Films: Better ___ Dead`Off | |
| 80s Films: Beverly Hills ___`Cop | |
| 80s Films: Big ___ in Little China`Trouble | |
| 80s Films: Bill and Ted's ___ Adventure`Excellent | |
| 80s Films: Black ___`Rain | |
| 80s Films: Body ___`Double | |
| 80s Films: Brotherhood of ___`Justice | |
| 80s Films: Bull ___`Durham | |
| 80s Films: Buy Schwarzenegger, get DeVito for free`Twins | |
| 80s Films: Can't Buy ___ Love`Me | |
| 80s Films: Cher's got him, babe, and he's got a face.`Mask | |
| 80s Films: Christian Slater and Winona Ryder hate school. Pass it on.`Heathers | |
| 80s Films: Class of ___`1984 | |
| 80s Films: Come toward the light, Carol Anne~~~`Poltergeist | |
| 80s Films: Cruise, Penn and Hutton play Army`Taps | |
| 80s Films: Cult classic among Little People.`Willow | |
| 80s Films: Dangerous ___`Liaisons | |
| 80s Films: Dead ___ Don't Wear Plaid`Men | |
| 80s Films: Dead ___Society`Poets | |
| 80s Films: Dead ___`Zone | |
| 80s Films: Don't Tell ___ It's Me`Her | |
| 80s Films: Dreyfus. Estevez. O'Donnell. Can you believe they made a sequel, too?`Stakeout | |
| 80s Films: Earth ___ are Easy`Girls | |
| 80s Films: Eddie and the ___`Cruisers | |
| 80s Films: Elvira, ___ of the Dark`Mistress | |
| 80s Films: Everybody's ___`All-American | |
| 80s Films: F/___`X | |
| 80s Films: Family ___`Business | |
| 80s Films: Fast Times at ___ High`Ridgemont | |
| 80s Films: Ferris ___ Day Off`Bueller's | |
| 80s Films: Film at Eleven: Car has a mind of its own!`Christine | |
| 80s Films: First ___`Blood | |
| 80s Films: Flash: Drew Barrymore turns ten, whole world in danger!`Firestarter | |
| 80s Films: Flight of the ___`Navigator | |
| 80s Films: Foot___`loose | |
| 80s Films: For ___`Keeps | |
| 80s Films: Franken___`weenie | |
| 80s Films: From the ___`Hip | |
| 80s Films: Go directly to Brando. Do not pass Reeve, do not collect Lois Lane.`Superman | |
| 80s Films: Golden ___`Child | |
| 80s Films: Hair___`spray | |
| 80s Films: Hannibal Lecter, Chapter One`Manhunter | |
| 80s Films: Harrison Ford stars in Love, Amish Style`Witness | |
| 80s Films: He: Hapless, looking for Miss Right. She: Stiff, wooden -- and ancient.`Mannequin | |
| 80s Films: Heart of ___`Dixie | |
| 80s Films: Hiding ___`Out | |
| 80s Films: House by the ___`Cemetary | |
| 80s Films: House of ___`Games | |
| 80s Films: I feel the earth. Move. Under my feet.`Tremors | |
| 80s Films: I've given a name to my pain.`Batman | |
| 80s Films: Igor and the ___`Lunatics | |
| 80s Films: Iron ___`Eagle | |
| 80s Films: Jeff Bridges, Phone Home.`Starman | |
| 80s Films: Johnny ___`Dangerously | |
| 80s Films: Just One of the ___`Guys | |
| 80s Films: Killer ___ from Outer Space`Klowns | |
| 80s Films: Ladies and gentlemen, introducing Denzel Washington.`Glory | |
| 80s Films: Less than ___`Zero | |
| 80s Films: License to ___`Drive | |
| 80s Films: Little Tommy Hanks gets his wish`Big | |
| 80s Films: Lost ___`Boys | |
| 80s Films: Mad Max Beyond ___`Thunderdome | |
| 80s Films: Mad ___`Max | |
| 80s Films: Making the ___`Grade | |
| 80s Films: Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (MM!) in a deep-sea odyssey`Abyss | |
| 80s Films: Maximum ___`Overdrive | |
| 80s Films: Michelle Pfeiffer scores as a predatory bird.`Ladyhawke | |
| 80s Films: Midnight ___`Run | |
| 80s Films: Mix Jeff Goldblum's and Geena Davis's DNA, then remove Geena Davis's DNA.`Fly | |
| 80s Films: Mix Kim Cattrall, a honky-tonk, and a bunch of teenage boys.`Porky's | |
| 80s Films: Mmm. Tastes like fish.`Splash | |
| 80s Films: Moon over ___`Parador | |
| 80s Films: Moon___`walker | |
| 80s Films: Mr. ___`Mom | |
| 80s Films: My Left ___`Foot | |
| 80s Films: My ___ Project`Science | |
| 80s Films: Naked ___`Gun | |
| 80s Films: National Lampoon's ___`Vacation | |
| 80s Films: Near ___`Dark | |
| 80s Films: Never Say ___ Again`Never | |
| 80s Films: Never. Never add water.`Gremlins | |
| 80s Films: Night ___`Shift | |
| 80s Films: Night of the ___`Comet | |
| 80s Films: Nightmare on ___ Street`Elm | |
| 80s Films: Nineteen ___`Eighty-four | |
| 80s Films: No Way ___`Out | |
| 80s Films: No, not Gremlins, they're`Critters | |
| 80s Films: Olivia Newton-John meets Mt. Olympus`Xanadu | |
| 80s Films: On Golden ___`Pond | |
| 80s Films: One ___ Summer`Crazy | |
| 80s Films: One-eyed Willie and his hidden treasure save the day. Good enough for me...`Goonies | |
| 80s Films: Palais ___`Royale | |
| 80s Films: Playing for ___`Keeps | |
| 80s Films: Proof that there's life in the afterlife. And Geena Davis's lips.`Beetlejuice | |
| 80s Films: Racing with the ___`Moon | |
| 80s Films: Raging ___`Bull | |
| 80s Films: Raiders of the ___ Ark`Lost | |
| 80s Films: Raising ___`Arizona | |
| 80s Films: Raw ___`Deal | |
| 80s Films: Real ___`Genius | |
| 80s Films: Red ___`Dawn | |
| 80s Films: Return to ___`Oz | |
| 80s Films: Revenge of the ___`Nerds | |
| 80s Films: Risky ___`Business | |
| 80s Films: Running ___`Scared | |
| 80s Films: Say ___`Anything | |
| 80s Films: Secret ___`Admirer | |
| 80s Films: Seven ___ of Death`Doors | |
| 80s Films: She's ___ a Baby`Having | |
| 80s Films: Shock ___`Treatment | |
| 80s Films: Short ___`Circuit | |
| 80s Films: Silver ___`Bullet | |
| 80s Films: Six ___`Weeks | |
| 80s Films: Some Kind of ___`Wonderful | |
| 80s Films: Some ___ of Hero`Kind | |
| 80s Films: Somewhere in ___`Time | |
| 80s Films: Soul ___`Man | |
| 80s Films: Spielberg. Dreyfuss. John Goodman. Holly Hunter. What went wrong?`Always | |
| 80s Films: St. ___ Fire`Elmo's | |
| 80s Films: Stallone as a cop after a serial killer. Stop me if you heard it...`Cobra | |
| 80s Films: Stallone goes postal in the Pacific Northwest`Rambo | |
| 80s Films: Star Trek: The Search for ___`Spock | |
| 80s Films: Star Trek: The Wrath of ___`Khan | |
| 80s Films: Star Trek: The ___ Home`Voyage | |
| 80s Films: Star ___`Trek | |
| 80s Films: Streets of ___`Fire | |
| 80s Films: Tender ___`Mercies | |
| 80s Films: The Big ___`Chill | |
| 80s Films: The Color ___`Purple | |
| 80s Films: The Color of ___`Money | |
| 80s Films: The Evil ___`Dead | |
| 80s Films: The Falcon and the ___`Snowman | |
| 80s Films: The Final __`Countdown | |
| 80s Films: The King of ___`Comedy | |
| 80s Films: The Last American ___`Virgin | |
| 80s Films: The Last ___ of Christ`Temptation | |
| 80s Films: The Legend of ___ Jean`Billie | |
| 80s Films: The Man With Two ___`Brains | |
| 80s Films: The Monster ___`Squad | |
| 80s Films: The NeverEnding ___`Story | |
| 80s Films: The New York ___`Ripper | |
| 80s Films: The Right ___`Stuff | |
| 80s Films: The Running ___`Man | |
| 80s Films: The Secret of My ___`Success | |
| 80s Films: The Wonder Years, as written by Oliver Stone.`Platoon | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Artist`Pick-up | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Bride`Princess | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Brothers`Blues | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Cat`Black | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Club`Breakfast | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Connection`Naples | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Crystal`Dark | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Edge`Razor's | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Pit`Money | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Serpent`Winged | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Strikes Back`Empire | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Thing`Sure | |
| 80s Films: The ___ Within`Beast | |
| 80s Films: The ___ of D.B. Cooper`Pursuit | |
| 80s Films: The ___ of the Intruder`Flight | |
| 80s Films: The ___ of the Rose`Name | |
| 80s Films: The ___, Part Three`Godfather | |
| 80s Films: The bitch is back, and it's not Sigourney.`Aliens | |
| 80s Films: The paean to late nights and teens in the 1950s`Diner | |
| 80s Films: Think Dante's, think Towering, think box office dud.`Inferno | |
| 80s Films: This is ___ Tap`Spinal | |
| 80s Films: This town needs an enema.`Batman | |
| 80s Films: Ticket to ___`Heaven | |
| 80s Films: Time ___`Bandits | |
| 80s Films: To Live and Die in ___`L.A. | |
| 80s Films: Tokyo ___`Pop | |
| 80s Films: Tom Cruise visits the forest primeval, and a unicorn.`Legend | |
| 80s Films: Top ___`Secret | |
| 80s Films: Tuff ___`Turf | |
| 80s Films: Turn back, Sarah, before it's too late.`Labyrinth | |
| 80s Films: Under the ___ Moon`Cherry | |
| 80s Films: Urban ___`Cowboy | |
| 80s Films: Vice ___`Versa | |
| 80s Films: Vulgar prodigy plays the 18th century's greatest hits.`Amadeus | |
| 80s Films: Wanted: Lovable old drunk with contemptuous butler.`Arthur | |
| 80s Films: Wasn't Jesse Ventura in this dud?`Commando | |
| 80s Films: We're No ___`Angels | |
| 80s Films: When Harry ___ Sally`Met | |
| 80s Films: When Opie visited the rest home`Cocoon | |
| 80s Films: When Ralph Macchio left karate behind, he found himself here, sadly.`Crossroads | |
| 80s Films: Who ___ Roger Rabbit?`Framed | |
| 80s Films: Who said Bill Murray couldn't play Dickens?`Scrooged | |
| 80s Films: Who you gonna call?`Ghostbusters | |
| 80s Films: Woman in ___`Red | |
| 80s Films: World History: Ben Kingsley makes salt, British Empire falls down.`Gandhi | |
| 80s Films: Yesterday: Under the Three-Billy-Goats Bridge. Today: Hollywood!`Troll | |
| 80s Films: Yo, Adrian!`Rocky | |
| 80s Films: Young ___ Holmes`Sherlock | |
| 80s Films: Young___`blood | |
| 80s Films: ___ (Breakdance)`Breakin' | |
| 80s Films: ___ Adults`Consenting | |
| 80s Films: ___ Alive`Staying | |
| 80s Films: ___ Back`Jack's | |
| 80s Films: ___ Be Good`Johnny | |
| 80s Films: ___ Beach, USA`Sizzle | |
| 80s Films: ___ Beauty`Fatal | |
| 80s Films: ___ Beverly Hills`Troop | |
| 80s Films: ___ Big Adventure`PeeWee's | |
| 80s Films: ___ Blues`Oxford | |
| 80s Films: ___ By Me`Stand | |
| 80s Films: ___ Can Wait`Heaven | |
| 80s Films: ___ Candles`Sixteen | |
| 80s Films: ___ Cowboy`Drugstore | |
| 80s Films: ___ Date`Blind | |
| 80s Films: ___ Dawn`Red | |
| 80s Films: ___ Dog`White | |
| 80s Films: ___ Dreams`Electric | |
| 80s Films: ___ Eye`Cat's | |
| 80s Films: ___ Groove`Krush | |
| 80s Films: ___ Gun`Top | |
| 80s Films: ___ Guns`Young | |
| 80s Films: ___ Hard`Die | |
| 80s Films: ___ Heat`Body | |
| 80s Films: ___ Help Us`Heaven | |
| 80s Films: ___ Jones & the Temple of Doom`Indiana | |
| 80s Films: ___ Just Wanna Have Fun`Girls | |
| 80s Films: ___ Last Dragon`The | |
| 80s Films: ___ Like Us`Spies | |
| 80s Films: ___ Live`They | |
| 80s Films: ___ Love`Endless | |
| 80s Films: ___ Lovers`Summer | |
| 80s Films: ___ Night`Fright | |
| 80s Films: ___ Party`Bachelor | |
| 80s Films: ___ Pirates`Ice | |
| 80s Films: ___ Places`Trading | |
| 80s Films: ___ Quest`Vision | |
| 80s Films: ___ Rain`Purple | |
| 80s Films: ___ Runner`Blade | |
| 80s Films: ___ School`Summer | |
| 80s Films: ___ Science`Weird | |
| 80s Films: ___ Seeking Susan`Desperately | |
| 80s Films: ___ Shop of Horrors`Little | |
| 80s Films: ___ States`Altered | |
| 80s Films: ___ Street`Wall | |
| 80s Films: ___ Surprise`Shanghai | |
| 80s Films: ___ Troopers`Zone | |
| 80s Films: ___ Up The Volume`Pump | |
| 80s Films: ___ Weapon`Lethal | |
| 80s Films: ___ Witch`Teen | |
| 80s Films: ___ Wolf`Teen | |
| 80s Films: ___ Women on the Moon`Amazon | |
| 80s Films: ___ a Little Dream`Dream | |
| 80s Films: ___ and Cash`Tango | |
| 80s Films: ___ at Bernie's`Weekend | |
| 80s Films: ___ from Heaven`Pennies | |
| 80s Films: ___ in Heaven`Made | |
| 80s Films: ___ in Pink`Pretty | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Bounds`Out | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Day`Light | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Dreams`Field | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Endearment`Terms | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Fire`Chariots | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Hearts`Thief | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Hell`Gates | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Love`Sea | |
| 80s Films: ___ of Me`All | |
| 80s Films: ___ of War`Casualties | |
| 80s Films: ___ of a Kind`Two | |
| 80s Films: ___ of the Spider Woman`Kiss | |
| 80s Films: ___ on Me`Lean | |
| 80s Films: ___ on the Fourth of July`Born | |
| 80s Films: ___ the Duck`Howard | |
| 80s Films: ___ the Right Thing`Do | |
| 80s Films: ___ the Stone`Romancing | |
| 80s Films: ___ to America`Coming | |
| 80s Films: ___ to Five`Nine | |
| 80s Films: ___ to Kill`Dressed | |
| 80s Films: ___ to Order`Maid | |
| 80s Films: ___ to the Mob`Married | |
| 80s Films: ___, Trains and Automobiles`Planes | |
| 80s Films: ___-a-Cop`Rent | |
| 80s Films: ___: The Movie`Shag | |
| 80s Movies: 1981 steamy flick that gave Kathleen Turner her first starring role`body heat | |
| 80s Movies: 1983 film that brings Jeff Goldblum, Glenn Close, and William Hurt together`the big chill | |
| 80s Movies: 1983 flick that has Chuck Norris as a Texas Ranger out to get David Carradine`lone wolf mcquade | |
| 80s Movies: 1985 film that opens with "He even took gramophone on safari!"`out of africa | |
| 80s Movies: 1986 semi-adaptation of "Boudo Saved From Drowning"`down and out in beverly hills | |
| 80s Movies: 1987 film that has a nude Julie andrews trying to seduce a junkman`duet for one | |
| 80s Movies: 1987 movie that teamed Matthew Broderick and Willie the Chimp`project x | |
| 80s Movies: 1987 thriller hyped with the line "she mates and she kills"`black widow | |
| 80s Movies: Billy Crystal movie that MGM called "Beverly Hills Cop in Chicago"`running scared | |
| 80s Movies: Country that is the setting for Yentl`poland | |
| 80s Movies: Featured the lines "I was born to love you. I was born to lick your face."`caddyshack | |
| 80s Movies: Object that Ayla becomes secretly proficient with in Clan of the Cave Bear`the sling | |
| 80s Movies: Roman Polanski's 1980 film adaptation of a Thomas Hardy novel`tess | |
| 80s Movies: The stock answer to "How long will it take" in "The Money Pit"`two weeks | |
| 80s Movies: What Sinatra song opens and closes "The Pope of Greenwich Village"`summer wind | |
| 80s Movies: What U.S. city does Howard the Duck land in`cleveland | |
| 80s Music Artists: Sang: "...I will wait until, you give yourself to him..."`echo and the bunnymen | |
| 80s Music Artists: Sang: "...all I wanted was a Pepsi, but she wouldn't give it to me..."`suicidal tendencies | |
| 80s Music Artists: Sang: "...brass monkey, that funky monkey..."`beastie boys | |
| 80s Music Artists: Sang: "...we've got the right to choose it..."`twisted sister | |
| 80s TV: Ben Affleck played CT on what 80's science education television show?`Voyage of the Mimi | |
| 80s TV: Elizabeth was the Starchild on this sci-fi show?`The Visitors | |
| 80s TV: How did Ann Jillian's character die on Jennifer Slept Here ?`She was hit by an ice-cream truck. | |
| 80s TV: How old was John Schneider when he first played as Bo Duke on the Dukes of Hazzard?`18 years old | |
| 80s TV: If you heard the words Hey You Guys! what TV program was about to begin?`The Electric Company | |
| 80s TV: If you saw a segment of Mathnet, what show were you watching?`Square One | |
| 80s TV: In Battle Star Galactica, what was the name of the human leader of the Cylons?`Baltar | |
| 80s TV: In Family Ties who was Alex P. Keaton's idol?`Richard Nixon | |
| 80s TV: In Knight Rider, what does K.I.T.T.'s name stand for?`Knight Industries Two Thousand | |
| 80s TV: In Knight Rider, what's the real last name of Michael Knight?`Long | |
| 80s TV: In Magnum PI, what kind of car did Higgins drive?`audi | |
| 80s TV: In Magnum PI, what was the name of the charter service that TC ran?`Island Hoppers | |
| 80s TV: In Magnum PI, what was the name of the club?`The King Kamehameha | |
| 80s TV: In The Family' call his son-in-law Mike?`Meathead | |
| 80s TV: In the cartoon Jem and the Holograms, what was the name of Jems computer?`Cinergy | |
| 80s TV: In the show The Equalizer , what did the hero (McCall) call his former superior from the agency ?`Control | |
| 80s TV: Mork and Mindy was a spinoff of what TV show?`Happy Days | |
| 80s TV: Name the three children on Kate and Ali?`Jenny Chip Emma | |
| 80s TV: Name the twins on the Thundercats?`Wily Kit and Wily Kat | |
| 80s TV: On Diff'rent Strokes, what pet did Arnold keep in his room?` A goldfish | |
| 80s TV: On Different Strokes, who got kidnapped?`Sam, Mr. Drummonds step-son. | |
| 80s TV: On Full House, what was Jesse's REAL first name?`Hermes | |
| 80s TV: On It's Your Move, what is the name of the rock band that Mark and his friend Eliot pretended to be?`The Dregs Of Humanity | |
| 80s TV: On Laverne & Shirley, what was Laverne's favorite drink?`Milk and Pepsi | |
| 80s TV: On Little House on the Prairie, what was Laura's horse's name?`Bunny | |
| 80s TV: On Little House on the Prarie, what was the original name for the school teacher?`Miss Beatle | |
| 80s TV: On Night Court, Harry had a statue of what animal in his office?`Armidillo | |
| 80s TV: On Night Court, who was Harry's idol?`Mel Torme | |
| 80s TV: On Out of This World what planet was Troy from?`Anterrius | |
| 80s TV: On Punky Brewster, how was she abandoned by her mother?`the grocery store. | |
| 80s TV: On Three's Company what was Larry's (the upstairs neighbor) last name?`Dallas | |
| 80s TV: On Three's Company, what city did the trio live in?`Santa Monica | |
| 80s TV: On Three's Company, what is the name Chrissy short for?`Christmas | |
| 80s TV: On Three's Company, what was Jack's retaurant that he opened and was head chef of?`Jack's Bistro | |
| 80s TV: On Three's Company, what's the first name of Mr. Furley's (the landlord) tight wad brother who owned the building?`Bart | |
| 80s TV: On Who's the Boss, what was Samantha's licsense plate on her first car?`SAM'S CAR | |
| 80s TV: On facts of life, what was the name Andy thought up to give to the girls when they needed to form a singing group?`Sexy Lingerie | |
| 80s TV: On the SuperFriends, what were the Wonder Twins names?`Zan and Jayna | |
| 80s TV: On the show Cheers, what was the name of the restaurant above the bar?`Melvilles | |
| 80s TV: On three's company, what was Chrissy's father's occupation?`A Reverend | |
| 80s TV: On what show would you find Gary Gnu?`The Great Space Coaster | |
| 80s TV: One Day at a Time, what were the two daughter's names?`Barbara and Julie | |
| 80s TV: The Jefferson's was a spinoff of what show?`All in the Family | |
| 80s TV: The Jeffersons was a spinoff from what show?`All In The Family | |
| 80s TV: What 80's Pro-Wrestler was turned into a G.I. Joe character?`Sgt. Slaughter | |
| 80s TV: What 80's cartoon theme song did Ricky Martin sing?` Rubic-the Amazing Cube when he was with Menudo | |
| 80s TV: What 80's cartoon was a showcase for 'New Wave' Music videos?`Kidd Video | |
| 80s TV: What 80's group sang the theme song to Square Pegs ?`The Waitresses | |
| 80s TV: What 80's spin off of a 70's tv show did Martin Lawrence play on?` | |
| 80s TV: What Facts of Life character was in The Godfather?`Jo Polnyczeck's father | |
| 80s TV: What Famous congressman was on an episode of the Golden Girls?`Sonny Bono | |
| 80s TV: What Georgia town did the first Dukes of Hazzard episodes take place?`Covington, Georgia | |
| 80s TV: What Show did the Simpsons first appear?`The Tracy Ullman Show | |
| 80s TV: What TV personality did Doritos commercials?`Jay Leno | |
| 80s TV: What actor was famous for his character Mork from Ork`Robin Williams | |
| 80s TV: What actor was famous for the line Nanoo, Nanoo?` Robin Williams | |
| 80s TV: What actress played Laura and Almonzo's niece on Little House on the Prairie?`Shannen Doherty | |
| 80s TV: What are the names of the Simon brothers from Simon & Simon?`Rick & AJ | |
| 80s TV: What cartoon featured a boy with a community of tiny people living in his wall?`The Littles | |
| 80s TV: What city provided the setting for One Day At A Time?`Indianapolis | |
| 80s TV: What current cast member of ER was on an 80's show of the same name?`George Clooney | |
| 80s TV: What current popular sitcom star played Michael P. Keaton's girlfriend Lauren Miller on Family Ties?`Courteney Cox | |
| 80s TV: What did AJ stand for in Simon & Simon's AJ Simon?`Andrew Jackson | |
| 80s TV: What did Webster call his adoptive parents?`Ma'am and George | |
| 80s TV: What did the P in Roscoe P. Coltrane (from Dukes of Hazzard) stand for?`Purvis | |
| 80s TV: What does ALF stand for?`Alien Life Form | |
| 80s TV: What does M.A.S.K. stand for?`Mobile Armoured Strike Kommand | |
| 80s TV: What is Iola cat that died on the episode of Mamma's Family?` Midnight | |
| 80s TV: What is MacGyver's first name?`Angus | |
| 80s TV: What is the name of the Dukes of Hazzards car?`General Lee | |
| 80s TV: What is the name of the cat in the smurfs?`Azriel | |
| 80s TV: What is the real name of Jem from Jem and the Holograms?`Jerrica Benton | |
| 80s TV: What island did Balki from Perfect Strangers call home?`Mypos | |
| 80s TV: What media icon invaded Network 23?`Max Headroom | |
| 80s TV: What method of transportation did Webster use to get from the upper level of the house to the lower level?`The dumbwaiter in the kitchen. | |
| 80s TV: What planet did Alf come from?`Melmac | |
| 80s TV: What planet did the Thundercats live on?`Third Earth. | |
| 80s TV: What short-lived sitcom featured Snow White and Prince Charming living as husband & wife?` The Charmings | |
| 80s TV: What show was Family Matters a spin-off of?`Perfect Strangers. | |
| 80s TV: What show was I on?`Silver Spoons | |
| 80s TV: What show was Just the 10 of us spin off of?`Growing Pains | |
| 80s TV: What show was a spin-off of Transformers?`Go-Bots | |
| 80s TV: What star of the Breakfast Club was also part of the orginal cast of the facts of life?`Molly Ringwald | |
| 80s TV: What was ALF's girlfriend from Melmac's name?`Rhonda | |
| 80s TV: What was ALF's real name?`Gordon Shumway | |
| 80s TV: What was Al Bundy's nickname during the dream sequence with all of the women in his bedroom?`Al-night long | |
| 80s TV: What was Michael Jackson advertising when he was nearly killed?`Pepsi | |
| 80s TV: What was Reverend Jims real last name on TAXI?`Caldwell | |
| 80s TV: What was Rosanna Arquette's character's name in Desperately Seeking Susan ?`Roberta Glass | |
| 80s TV: What was Roscoe's dog's name on the Dukes of Hazzard?`Flash | |
| 80s TV: What was Webster's adopted mom and dad's name?`Poppadouupalus | |
| 80s TV: What was it's name?` Goldfish Abraham. | |
| 80s TV: What was punky brewster's best friends name?`Cherry! | |
| 80s TV: What was the Saved by the bell series with Hayley Mills originally called?`Good Morning, Mis Bliss | |
| 80s TV: What was the club house of the Get Along Gang?`A red Caboose | |
| 80s TV: What was the connection between Family Matters & Full House?`Steve Urkel was DJ's friend's annoying cousin | |
| 80s TV: What was the connection between The Facts of Life and ER?`George Clooney | |
| 80s TV: What was the date in 1955 did Marty from Back to the Future arrive on?`November 5 1955 | |
| 80s TV: What was the first name of Sledge's partner on the show Sledge Hammer! ?`Dori | |
| 80s TV: What was the full name of Mangum P.I.?`Thomas Magnum | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Arnold's fish on Different Strokes?`Abraham | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Facts of Life's Mrs. Garret's gourmet food shop?`Edna's Edibles | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of He-man's legless, wizard friend?`Orco | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Magnum PI's suave superspy alterego?`Sebastian Sabre | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Murphy Brown's news program?`FYI | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Punky Brewster's dog?`Brandon | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of Vanessa's last boyfriend on The Cosby Show?`Dabnes | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the Other short-lived spinoff of Three's Company ?` Three's a Crowd | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the actress who played Melonie on the show Webster and Melonie ?`Heather O' Rourke | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the bar on Dukes of Hazzard?`Boars Nest | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the bar that the characters from Three's Company frequented?`Regal Beagle | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the bar/restaurant on THREE'S COMPANY?`Regal Beagle | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the bartender on The Love Boat?`Isaac Washington | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the castle that gave He-Man his powers?`Greyskull. | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the comic strip that Henry Rush (Too Close for Comfort)wrote?`Cosmic Cow | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the detective agency in Moonlighting?`Blue Moon Detective Agency | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the dog in Fraggle Rock?`Sprocket | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the helicopter on Riptide?`The Mimi | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the helicopter service that was the cover for Airwolf?`Santini Air | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the home of the Care Bear Cousins?`Forest of Feelings | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the neighbors that lived next door to ALF?`Raquel and Trevor Achmanic | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the older brother on Happy Days?`Chuck Cunningham | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the principal on Saved By the Bell?`Mr. Richard Belding | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the robot girl on Small Wonder?`Vicki | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the robot on Buck Rogers?`Twiggy | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the school mistress in The Facts of Life?`Mrs. Edna Garrett | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the short lived spin-off of Three's Company?`The Ropers | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the t.v. show with the theme song that began: Believe it or not, I'm walking on air... ?` Greatest American Hero | |
| 80s TV: What was the name of the woman who helped run the school for the blind on Little House on the Prarie?`Hester Sue | |
| 80s TV: What was the primary occupation of characters in Falcon Crest ?`They were vineyard owners. | |
| 80s TV: What was the real name of the hospital on St. Elsewhere?`St. Eligius | |
| 80s TV: What were the names of Amanda's boys on Scarecrow and Mrs. King?`Phillip and Jamie | |
| 80s TV: What were the two dogs names on Magnum PI?`Apollo and Zeus | |
| 80s TV: Where did Simon & Simon take place?`San Diego | |
| 80s TV: Where did Thomas Magnum grow up as a kid?`San Diego | |
| 80s TV: Which famous talk show host made a guest appearence on Laverne & Shirley?`Jay Leno | |
| 80s TV: Which one of the A Team was a Pilot?`Mad Murdoch | |
| 80s TV: Which professional wrestler popped both of John Stossel's ear drums during a 20/20 interview?`David Schultz | |
| 80s TV: Who played Jo's sailor boyfiend on the Facts of Life?`Clark Brandon | |
| 80s TV: Who played Mork from Ork's son?`Johnathen Winters | |
| 80s TV: Who played the Uncle on Family Ties?`Tom Hanks | |
| 80s TV: Who shot J.R. Ewing?`Kristin Ellen | |
| 80s TV: Who was Mallory Keaton's fiance?`Nick Moore | |
| 80s TV: Who was Michelle's first boyfriend on Full House?`Rebecca's nephew | |
| 80s TV: Who was the bully who terrorized Arnold on Different Strokes?`The Gooch | |
| 80s TV: Who was the famous TV painter from the 80's?`Bob Ross | |
| 80s TV: Who was the leader of the bad guys on Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling that annoyed Hulk Hogan and his freinds?`Rowdy Roddy Piper | |
| 80s TV: Who was the leader of the good Transformers?`Optimus Prime | |
| 80s TV: Who's the Boss?`Jonathon | |
| 80s Trivia: "A little bit of ______ in my life, A little bit of Erica by my side, A little bit of Rita is all I need, A little bit of Tina is what I see"`monica | |
| 80s Trivia: "Cheer up sleepy ______, oh what can it mean, To a daydream believer and a homecoming queen?"`Jean | |
| 80s Trivia: "Don't tell me it's not worth tryin' for, You can't tell me it's not worth ______ for, You know it's true, Everything I do - I do it for you."`Dying | |
| 80s Trivia: "Easy lover, She'll get a hold on you believe it, Like no other, Before you know it you'll be on your knees, She's an easy lover, She'll take your ______ but you won't feel it"`heart | |
| 80s Trivia: "Goddess on the mountain top, Burning like a silver flame, The summit of beauty and love, and ______ was her name"`Venus | |
| 80s Trivia: "Hit the road ______ and don't 'cha come back, No more, no more, no more, no more, Hit the road ______ and don't 'cha come back no more"`jack | |
| 80s Trivia: "I have never seen that dress you're wearing, Or the highlights in your head that catch your eyes I have been blind, The lady in ______ is dancing with me cheek to cheek"`Red | |
| 80s Trivia: "If there's something strange in your neighbourhood, Who you gonna call ?_________!"`ghostbusters | |
| 80s Trivia: "It's been a hard day's night, and I been _______ like a dog"`working | |
| 80s Trivia: "Just wanna be your Teddy Bear, Put a ______ around my neck and lead me anywhere, Oh let me be (oh let him be) Your teddy bear"`chain | |
| 80s Trivia: "Oh, what a night, late December back in ______, What a very special time for me, as I remember what a night!"`63 | |
| 80s Trivia: "Papa don't ______, I'm in trouble deep, Papa don't ______, I've been losing sleep"`Preach | |
| 80s Trivia: "Roxanne, you don't have to put on the ______ light.`Red | |
| 80s Trivia: "We are family, I got all my ______ with me, we are family, get up everybody and sing."`Sisters | |
| 80s Trivia: "We're ______ ____ there, Livin' on a prayer,Take my hand and we'll make it - I swear,Livin' on a prayer.`half way | |
| 80s Trivia: "Yeah, they say two thousand zero zero party over, Oops out of time, So tonight I'm gonna party like it's ______."`1999 | |
| 80s Trivia: "You ain't nothin' but a hound dog, cryin' all the time, Well, you ain't never caught a ______ ,and you ain't no friend of mine."`rabbit | |
| 80s Trivia: "Your love is like _______"`Bad medicine | |
| 80s Trivia: 'A long, long time ago, I can still remember, How that music used to make me ______.'`smile | |
| 80s Trivia: 'And it seems to me you lived your life, like a candle in the wind, Never knowing who to cling to when the ______ set in.'`Rain | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Another one bites the ______. Hey, I'm gonna get you too.`Dust | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Cars like us, people love us'`Pep Boys | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Grrrrrrrreat'`Frosted Flakes | |
| 80s Trivia: 'I just _______ to say I love you and I mean it from the bottom of my heart.'`called | |
| 80s Trivia: 'I know my parents love me' are the opening words to which of the following?`A Different World | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Mmmmm Mmmmm Good!`Campbell's | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Plenty of ______ at the Hotel California, any time of year, you can find it here.'`Room | |
| 80s Trivia: 'She told me her name was Billie Jean, as she caused a ______.`scene | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Taste the rainbow'`Skittles | |
| 80s Trivia: 'Well it's one for the money, two for the show, Three to get ready now go cat go, But don't you, step on my ______ suede shoes'?`Blue | |
| 80s Trivia: 'You are the Dancing Queen, young and sweet, only seventeen, Dancing Queen, feel the ______ from the tambourine.'`Beat | |
| 80s Trivia: Alice, Jane, Marsha, Cindy, Peter, Michael, Greg, and Bobb`The Brady Bunch | |
| 80s Trivia: Alice, Mel, Flo and Vera`Alice | |
| 80s Trivia: Brandon Lee`the Crow | |
| 80s Trivia: Can't take my ______ off of you, You're just too good to be true, Can't take my ______ off of you.`Eyes | |
| 80s Trivia: Chandler, Monica, Joey, Rachel, Ross, and Phoebe`Friends | |
| 80s Trivia: Claire, Cliff, Rudy, Theo, and Sonya`The Cosby Show | |
| 80s Trivia: Dave, Simon, Theodore, and Alvin`The Chipmunks | |
| 80s Trivia: Double your pleasure, double your fun.`Doublemint gum | |
| 80s Trivia: Down in the basement, lock the cellar door and baby ....`talk dirty to me. | |
| 80s Trivia: Eddie, Marilyn,`The munsters | |
| 80s Trivia: Feel it lock!`Ziploc | |
| 80s Trivia: Frasier, Lilith, Ernie, Cliff, Diane, Rebecca, Woody, and Sam.`Cheers | |
| 80s Trivia: Friends and Seinfeld both took place in what city?`New York City | |
| 80s Trivia: Granny, Jefro, Elly Mae, and Mr. Drisdale`Beverly Hillbillies | |
| 80s Trivia: He likes it, he likes it.`Life | |
| 80s Trivia: Here's a little story I've got to tell about 3 bad brothers you know so well...`Paul Revere | |
| 80s Trivia: I bet you think this song is about you`You're so Vain | |
| 80s Trivia: I'll Be Back`Terminator | |
| 80s Trivia: I'm not trying to fake and there ain't no one to blame, no theres no one home ...`in my house of pain. | |
| 80s Trivia: In which of the following theme songs do husband and wife end by singing: 'Those were the days'?`All in the Family | |
| 80s Trivia: Inspector Gadget had a niece who he always told to stay home when he was on the job. She disregarded him and secretly followed him on journeys and helped him solve the mysteries. What is her name?`Penny | |
| 80s Trivia: It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka-dot ______, That she wore for the first time today"`bikini | |
| 80s Trivia: Jaime, Jay, Paul, and Fran`Mad About You | |
| 80s Trivia: Jessie, Danny, Joey, D.J., Michelle, and Stephanie`Full House | |
| 80s Trivia: Jo, Blair, Natalie and Tootie`Facts of Life | |
| 80s Trivia: Just like every cowboy sings a sad, sad song.`Every rose has its thorn. | |
| 80s Trivia: Kelly, Brandon, Dillan, Steve, and Brenda`Beverly Hills 90210 | |
| 80s Trivia: Look at me, Im _______.`Sandra Dee | |
| 80s Trivia: Lora, Nelly, Caroline, Charles and`Little House on the Prairie | |
| 80s Trivia: Making Pottery`Ghost | |
| 80s Trivia: Marlena, John, Hope, Bo, and Roman`Days of Our Lives | |
| 80s Trivia: Mearth, Remo, Mindy, Orson, Mork, and Jean.`Mork and Mindy | |
| 80s Trivia: Ms. Garrett, Willis, Arnold, and Kimberly`Different Stroke | |
| 80s Trivia: On Friends, who was the organizational person?`Monica | |
| 80s Trivia: Papa, Brainy, Painter, Hefty, and Grouchy`The Smurfs | |
| 80s Trivia: Quick somebody what's the number for 911.`Little Rascals | |
| 80s Trivia: Ricky, Lucy, Fred, and Ethel`I love Lucy | |
| 80s Trivia: Ridgemont High`Grease | |
| 80s Trivia: She's got eyes of the bluest skies and if they thought of rain....`Sweet Child Of Mine | |
| 80s Trivia: Taste the sensation`York Peppermint Patties | |
| 80s Trivia: The Smurfs had to be constantly aware of this cat.`Azrael | |
| 80s Trivia: The ______ is high but I'm holdin' on, I'm gonna be your number one, I'm not the kind'a girl who gives up just like that, oh no!"`Tide | |
| 80s Trivia: The few, the proud, the________.`Marines | |
| 80s Trivia: This prince was born and raised in West Philadelphia according to which television theme song?`Fresh Prince of Belair | |
| 80s Trivia: This show was a humorous but realistic look at living in a housing project in Chicago`Good Times | |
| 80s Trivia: This show's main character has 'made mistakes in my life that I just can't hide'?`Ally McBeal | |
| 80s Trivia: Three boys and a bunch of girls made up this family. The mother died during the first season and the dad remarried later on`Eight is Enough | |
| 80s Trivia: Thurston, Eunice, Mary Ann, Skipper, and the Professor`Gilligan's Island | |
| 80s Trivia: Well, that'll be the day, When you say good-bye, Yes, that'll be the day, When you make me ______"`cry | |
| 80s Trivia: What TV show starts with the star changing into a sweater and tennis shoes?`Mr. Rogers | |
| 80s Trivia: What character on Seinfeld faked it?`Elaine | |
| 80s Trivia: What classic tv show's wife would rather stay in New York because of her allergies?`Green Acres | |
| 80s Trivia: What did Natalie on the facts of life want to be when she grew up?`Jounalist | |
| 80s Trivia: What is the name of Sabrina's cat in "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch"?`Salem | |
| 80s Trivia: What planet was Alf from?`Melmac | |
| 80s Trivia: What was Tooties real name on the Facts of Life?`Dorothy | |
| 80s Trivia: What was the first show Melissa Joan Heart appeared in?`Clarissa | |
| 80s Trivia: What was the nickname of the huge baliff on Night Court?`Bull | |
| 80s Trivia: What were the twins called in Beverly Hills 90210?`Brandon and Brenda | |
| 80s Trivia: Where is the Beef?`Wendy's | |
| 80s Trivia: Which Friend was an actor?`Joey | |
| 80s Trivia: Which television show's theme song starts: 'It's a rare condition, this day and age'?`Family Matters | |
| 80s Trivia: Which two friends were brother and sister?`Monica and Ross | |
| 80s Trivia: Whitney Houston`Body Guard | |
| 80s Trivia: Who owned the diner Alice worked in?`Mel | |
| 80s Trivia: Who sings the song "Smelly Cat"?`Phoebe | |
| 80s Trivia: Who was the chef on Friends?`Monica | |
| 80s Trivia: Who was the youngest child on The Cosby Show?`Rudy | |
| 80s Trivia: Wooden puppet`Pinocchio | |
| 80s Trivia: You're so fine, you blow my mind.`Mickey | |
| 80s Trivia: _______ really smell like boo boo boo.`Roses | |
| 80s Tune: "...and now he only eats guitars"`rapture | |
| 80s Tune: "...tell me its black when I know its white.."`thats all | |
| 80s Tune: "A dancer for money, do what you want me to do"`private dancer | |
| 80s Tune: "Gag me with a spoon."`valley girl | |
| 80s Tune: "Hey Teacher Leave them kids alone"`another brick in the wall | |
| 80s Tune: "I got a little change in my pocket goin' jing-aling-aling..."`keep your hands to yourself | |
| 80s Tune: "I'm doin' all right, gettin' good grades..."`the futures so bright i gotta wear shades | |
| 80s Tune: "I'm gonna walk on-to..."`electric avenue | |
| 80s Tune: "My baby, he don't talk sweet..."`lets hear it for the boy | |
| 80s Tune: "Now would I say something that wasn't true"`would i lie to you | |
| 80s Tune: "Put another dime in the jukebox baby."`i love rock n roll | |
| 80s Tune: "Tom bo li di say de moi ya ya jambo jumbo"`all night long | |
| 80s Tune: "Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen..."`9 to 5 | |
| 80s Tune: "Who ya' gonna call"`ghostbusters | |
| 80s Tune: "Why can't you set your monkey free"`monkey | |
| 80s Tune: All you could do was wish on a four-leaf clover`foolish beat | |
| 80s Tune: All your life is channel 13`pressure | |
| 80s Tune: Boy versus girl in the world series of love`u got the look | |
| 80s Tune: Can't you see, you belong to me`every breath you take | |
| 80s Tune: Didn't get to tell him all the things I had to say`the living years | |
| 80s Tune: Don't go for second best, baby`express yourself | |
| 80s Tune: I feel her breath in my face`shes like the wind | |
| 80s Tune: I just get more attached to you`when i think of you | |
| 80s Tune: I'd sacrifice tomorrow just to have you here today`seasons change | |
| 80s Tune: I'm never gonna dance again`careless whisper | |
| 80s Tune: Let's go make a family`always | |
| 80s Tune: Name 80s tune: "Celebrate good times, come on"`celebration | |
| 80s Tune: Name 80s tune: "How'd you get those pants so tight"`freeway of love | |
| 80s Tune: Name 80s tune: "I was kissing Valentino by a crystal blue Italian stream."`manic monday | |
| 80s Tune: Name 80s tune: "Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen..."`9 to 5 | |
| 80s Tune: Name 80s tune: "You don't have to watch Dynasty to have an attitude."`kiss | |
| 80s Tune: Oceans apart, day after day`right here waiting | |
| 80s Tune: There are things that I don't want to learn`one more try | |
| 80s Tune: This is not the end of it all`what you need | |
| 80s Tune: We're saving our own lives`we are the world | |
| 80s Tune: Who will dance on the floor in the round`billie jean | |
| 80s Tune: You say, 'go slow,' I fall behind`time after time | |
| 80s Tune: You were just a girl I knew`the search is over | |
| 80s films: christian slater and winona ryder hate school`heathers | |
| 80s films: quote: "a dirty mind is a terrible thing to waste."`steel magnolias | |
| 80s films: quote: "a woman is a hole, isn't that what they say"`witches of eastwick | |
| 80s films: quote: "class dismissed. i have an enormous headache in my eye."`throw mama from the train | |
| 80s films: quote: "did you have a brain tumor for breakfast"`heathers | |
| 80s films: quote: "did you know that organized crime is the fourth largest employer in new jersey"`wiseguys | |
| 80s films: quote: "do math majors multiply do eggs get laid"`moonlighting | |
| 80s films: quote: "do you know how to get good penetration"`wildcats | |
| 80s films: quote: "ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight"`batman | |
| 80s films: quote: "f^ck me gently with a chainsaw."`heathers | |
| 80s films: quote: "halloween in hollywood is redundant."`glitter dome | |
| 80s films: quote: "he called me a baboon! he thinks i'm his wife!"`caddyshack | |
| 80s films: quote: "how much for the women"`blues brothers | |
| 80s films: quote: "i love the south bronx. anywhere you go from there is up."`fame | |
| 80s films: quote: "i want to be just like you. all i need is a lobotomy and some tights."`breakfast club | |
| 80s films: quote: "if brains were dynamite, you couldn't blow your nose."`american graffiti | |
| 80s films: quote: "in new jersey, anything can happen."`purple rose of cairo | |
| 80s films: quote: "in the southeast, they say if you want to go to heaven, you have to change planes in atlanta."`accidental tourist | |
| 80s films: quote: "is this heaven" "no, it's iowa."`field of dreams | |
| 80s films: quote: "it happens sometimes. people just explode."`repo man | |
| 80s films: quote: "last time i saw a mouth like that, it had a hook in it!"`caddyshack | |
| 80s films: quote: "mister, if you don't shut up, i'm gonna kick 100 percent of your ass!"`fast times at ridgemont high | |
| 80s films: quote: "not too smart, are you i like that in a man."`body heat | |
| 80s films: quote: "now i know what i've been faking all these years."`private benjamin | |
| 80s films: quote: "now, i want you to breathe through your eyelids."`bull durham | |
| 80s films: quote: "now, let's turn on the juice and see what shakes loose!"`beetlejuice | |
| 80s films: quote: "only a few select friends know my private parts."`zorro, the gay blade | |
| 80s films: quote: "only two things come out of oklahoma: steers and queers."`officer and a gentleman | |
| 80s films: quote: "poland, the doormat of europe. everybody steps on us."`to be or not to be | |
| 80s films: quote: "right there, between your legs! pull on it!"`king solomon's mines | |
| 80s films: quote: "snotty beamed me twice last night. it was wonderful."`spaceballs | |
| 80s films: quote: "somebody oughta cut out your brain and pickle it."`cotton club | |
| 80s films: quote: "take me to bed or lose me forever!"`top gun | |
| 80s films: quote: "the bargain basement i've been kidnapped by k-mart"`ruthless people | |
| 80s films: quote: "we came, we saw, we kicked its ass."`ghostbusters | |
| 80s films: quote: "we're not homosexuals, but we're willing to learn."`stripes | |
| 80s films: quote: "when i want your opinion, i'll beat it out of you."`code of silence | |
| 80s films: quote: "you made a woman meow"`when harry met sally | |
| 80s films: quote: "you're a ghost, i'm an american. it would never work out."`high spirits | |
| 80s films: spielberg, dreyfuss, john goodman, holly hunter, name the film`always | |
| 80s films: the colour ___`purple | |
| 80s films: the colour of ___`money | |
| 80s films: when ralph macchio left karate behind, he found himself here`crossroads | |
| 80s tune: "How'd you get those pants so tight"`freeway of love | |
| 80s: G.D. Searle & Co put this brand sweetener on the market in 1983.`nutrasweet | |
| 80s: In 1983, Anne Burford left her position as administrator of this agency.`epa | |
| 80s: Shot dead at the airport in Manila, in 1983.`benigno aquino | |
| 80s: This leader dozed off in a 1984 speech, leading to speculation of his health`chernenko | |
| 82% of the workers on the Panama Canal suffered from`malaria | |
| 82% of workers on the ---------- canal suffered from malaria`panama | |
| 82% of workers on the panama canal suffered from----------`malaria | |
| 85% of the population can curl their ---------- into a tube`tongue | |
| 9 p.m. In military time is how many hours`2100 | |
| 9% of americans reported having been in the presence of a----------`ghost | |
| 9% of college women and 4% of men have been diagnosed as having an ___.`STD | |
| 90% of vitamin ---------- in brussels sprouts will be lost in cooking`c | |
| 90210: What 3 characters share an apartment (May 95) (first names, alpha, no and)`clare donna kelly | |
| 90210: What foreign city have Donna & Brenda, as well as Dylan & Kelly traveled to`paris | |
| 90210: What is Andrea's husband's first name`jesse | |
| 90210: What is the name of Andrea and Jesse's baby`hannah vasquez | |
| 90210: What was Dylan's father's name`jack mckay | |
| 90s TV2: "The Simpsons" creature attempted a new hit with this futuristic space cartoon.`futurama | |
| 90s TV: For the first several seasons, Dr. Sam Waters was chased by Jack the Ripper.`profiler | |
| 90s TV: In which program do Mulder and Scully appear`x-files | |
| 90s TV: Jane Seymour plays a doctor on this popular drama.`dr. quinn medicine woman | |
| 90s TV: This show, featuring a Canadian Mounty, is popular all over the world.`due south | |
| 91% of men want to open doors for a date, and __% like to help with her coat.`77 | |
| 93 94 Name the Group: "Oh baby I love your way.. every day yeah.."`big mountain | |
| 93 94 Name the Singer: "If you go, say goodbye, there'll be nothing missing in my life`secada | |
| 93 94 Name the song: "I see the questions in your eyes."`i swear | |
| 93 94 Name the song: "Loving you so easy.. loving me wrong.. "`misled | |
| 93 94 Name the song: "She leads a lonely life... she leads a lonely life.."`all that she wants | |
| 93 94: He sang the cover version for "I can see clearly now".`jimmy cliff | |
| 93 94: Name the Singer: "Dreams, can come true. Look at me babe I'm into you"`gabrielle | |
| 93 94: Name the Singer: "I've come so close to happiness to have it swept away"`janet jackson | |
| 93 94: Name the Singer: "Just a page in my history, just another one ..."`celine dion | |
| 93 94: Name the Song: "Gonna love you forever more... "`im ready | |
| 93 94: Name the song: ".. the strength that you gave me.. now that I'm standing.."`ill remember | |
| 93 94: Name the song: "I can see all obstacles in my way."`i can see clearly now | |
| 93 94: Name the song: "If I.. should stay.. I would only be in the way..."`i will always love you | |
| 93 94: Name the song: "and here we are alone again didn't think it come to this"`again | |
| 93 94: name the Group: "WHOOMP! There it is"`tag team | |
| 93 percent of U S homes have at least one, & the Thomas Nelson Company sells 8 million of them a year. What are they`bibles | |
| 93 percent of us homes have at least one, and the thomas nelson company sells 8 million of them a year. what are they`bibles | |
| 95% of ---------- cases are never reported`food poisoning | |
| 96% of a _____ is water`cucumber | |
| 97% of ---------- say they would not borrow a toothbrush if they forgot to pack their own`canadians | |
| 97% of canadians say they would not borrow a ---------- if they forgot to pack their own`toothbrush | |
| 97% of women prefer what action after sex?`cuddling | |
| 99% of all life forms to exist on Earth are now`extinct | |
| 99% of the solar system mass is concentrated in the----------`sun | |
| 99% of the solar systems mass is concentrated in the`sun | |
| A "bronze/pottery" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`8 | |
| A "cameleopard" is an archaic term for what animal`giraffe | |
| A "china" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`20 | |
| A "coral" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`35 | |
| A "crystal" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`15 | |
| A "diamond" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`60 | |
| A "double sheet bend" is a type of what?`Knot | |
| A "emerald" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`55 | |
| A "fruit/flowers" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`4 | |
| A "golden" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`50 | |
| A "ivory" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`14 | |
| A "lace" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`13 | |
| A "leather" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`3 | |
| A "light year" measures`distance | |
| A "pearl" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`30 | |
| A "pigskin" is another name for a(n) ________.`football | |
| A "platinum" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`70 | |
| A "pottery/willow" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`9 | |
| A "ruby" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`40 | |
| A "sapphire" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`45 | |
| A "silk/linen" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`12 | |
| A "silver" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`25 | |
| A "sirocco" refers to a type of __________.`wind | |
| A "spread" is associated with which genre of music`jazz | |
| A "steel" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`11 | |
| A "sugar" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`6 | |
| A "tin" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`10 | |
| A "winkle" is an edible`sea snail | |
| A "wood" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`5 | |
| A "wool/copper" wedding anniversary is celebrated after how many years`7 | |
| A 'bunya-bunya' tree is native to which country`australia | |
| A 'clove-hitch and a 'sheepshank' are types of what`knot | |
| A 'dybbuk' is an evil spirit in which folklore`jewish | |
| A 'featherie' was an early form of' which piece of sports equipment`golf ball | |
| A 'gam' is a collection of which creatures`whales | |
| A 'geep' is the resulting offspring of a sheep and a`goat | |
| A 'morel' is what type of vegetable`mushroom | |
| A 'pigskin' is another name for a(n)`football | |
| A 'roux' is produced when making which food`sauce | |
| A 'schipperke' is a breed of which animal`dog | |
| A 'sirocco' refers to a type of`wind | |
| A 'strong breeze' registers what force on the Beaufort Scale`six | |
| A 'strong gale' registers what force on the Beaufort Scale`nine | |
| A 'tangelo' is a cross between which fruits`tangerine & pomelo | |
| A 1/3 Of The Peasant's Wool Is Given`The King | |
| A 12 ounce can of soda pop contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of ______`sugar | |
| A 12 ounce can of soda pop contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of what`sugar | |
| A 12 ounce can of what contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of sugar`soda | |
| A 16th century musical drama with mime`masque | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that god spoke swedish, adam spoke danish, and the serpent spoke french in the ______`garden of eden | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that in the garden of eden, adam spoke ______`danish | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that in the garden of eden, god spoke ______`swedish | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that in the garden of eden, the serpent spoke ______`french | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that in the garden of eden, who spoke danish`adam | |
| A 17th-century swedish philologist claimed that in the garden of eden, who spoke swedish`god | |
| A 1957 title recorded by the Crickets was a line taken from the classic John Ford Western "TheSearchers"`That'll Be The Day | |
| A 1957 title recorded by the Crickets, was a line taken from the classic John Ford Western's 'The Searchers'. What was the title`That'll Be the Day | |
| A 1957 title recorded by the crickets, was a line taken from the classic john ford western 'the searchers'. what was the title`that'll be the day | |
| A 1972 hit single for the Moody Blues was titled "Nights In _____"`white satin | |
| A 1976 hit single for Cockney Rebel was titled "make me _____"`smile | |
| A 1983 movie starring burt lancaster`local hero | |
| A 1991 Gallup survey indicated that 49 percent of Americans didn't know that white bread is made from`wheat | |
| A 1997 Gallup poll found that about one in four American workers - 24 percent - said that if they could do so, they would`fire their boss | |
| A 1998 Details magazine poll showed that 14% of women fantasized about ____ ____ during sex.`Brad Pitt | |
| A 1999 survey of 25,500 standard English-language dictionary words found that ______ percent of them have been registered as .coms`ninety three | |
| A 19th-century public entertainment among African Americans in which walkers performing the most accomplished or amusing steps won cakes as prizes`cakewalk | |
| A 2 year old horse has ___incisors`six | |
| A 2 year old horse has how many incisors`six | |
| A 25-year study of Catholic priests showed that over __% break their vow of celibacy.`50 | |
| A 3 1/2' floppy disk measures and 1/2 inches across`3 | |
| A 3 1/2' floppy disk measures ___ & 1/2 inches across.`three | |
| A 300,000 pound wedding dress made of platinum was once exhibited and in the instructions from the designer was a warning, what was it`do not iron | |
| A 4-inch-long abalone can grip a rock with a force of ______ pounds`four hundred | |
| A 41-gun salute is the traditional salute to announce a royal birth in ------------.`great britain | |
| A 42-foot sperm whale has about _____ tons of oil in it`seven | |
| A 6 pound sea-hare can lay ______ eggs in a single minute`40,000 | |
| A Backgammon board is marked out in sawtooth "points" in two colours. How many of these points are there`twenty four | |
| A Bajan is an inhabitiant of which island`barbados | |
| A Boeing 707 uses _____ _____ gallons of petrol in its take-off climb`four thousand | |
| A British coin worth one half of an old penny, no longer in circulation`halfpence | |
| A British coin worth two shillings`florin | |
| A British lawyer who does not appear before judges, but organizes the case for trial is called a _________.`Solicitor | |
| A C Major Chord is made up of what three notes`ceg | |
| A Chapter 12 bankruptcy provides debt relief for whom?`family farmer | |
| A Christian church building of a similar design, having a nave with a semicircular apse, two or four side aisles, a narthex, and a clerestory`basilica | |
| A Christmas carol`noel | |
| A Cicada passes eggs through its`ovipositor | |
| A Dermatherm is an instrument which measures`Skin Temperature | |
| A Draughts player starts with how many pieces?`12 | |
| A Draughts player starts with how many pieces`twelve | |
| A Dutch study indicated that 50 percent of the adult Dutch population have never flown in an airplane, and ---------------- percent admitted a fear of flying.`twenty eight | |
| A Eurasian climbing annual vine (Pisum sativum) cultivated in all temperate zones, having compound leaves with terminal leaflets modified into tendrils and globose, edible seeds enclosed ina green,`pea | |
| A Eurasian deciduous maple tree (Acer pseudoplatanus) having palmately lobed leaves, winged fruits, and greenish flowers`sycamore | |
| A French manor house`chateau | |
| A French nobleman of the lowest rank`chevalier | |
| A German chemist, working with Kirchhoff around 1860, popularised the use of which piece of laboratory equipment that now bears his name`bunsen burner | |
| A Gila monster is a type of what`lizard | |
| A Greek or Roman two handled jar`amphora | |
| A Greek restaurant`taverna | |
| A Greek type mandolin`bouzouki | |
| A Group of Bears is called a :`sleuth | |
| A Group of Cats is called a :`clutter | |
| A Group of Cattle is called a?`herd | |
| A Group of Dogs is called a :`pack | |
| A Group of Donkeys is called a :`herd | |
| A Group of Ducks is called a :`brace | |
| A Group of Elephants is called a :`herd | |
| A Group of Fox is called a :`shulk | |
| A Group of Geese is called a :`gaggle | |
| A Group of Goat is called a :`tribe | |
| A Group of Horses is called a :`herd | |
| A Group of Lion is called a :`pride | |
| A Group of Monkeys is called a :`troop | |
| A Group of Sheep is called a :`flock | |
| A Group of Swans is called a :`bevy | |
| A Group of Whale is called a?`pod | |
| A Group of Whales is called a`pod | |
| A Group of Wolves is called a :`pack | |
| A Habanero is a native of which city`havana | |
| A Harvard study of college drinking showed that more than ---------- percent of students indulge in binge drinking, which is defined as consuming five drinks at one sitting by men or four drinks by women. Of college students who drink, one-third drink to get drunk.`fourty | |
| A Helena, Montana law states that a woman cannot dance on a saloon table unless her clothing weighs more than ______ ______, two ounces.`three pounds | |
| A Hypothetical Partical that has a Speed in Excess of the Speed of Light`Tachyon | |
| A Legendary Ship and a Wagner Opera. The`Flying Dutchman | |
| A Lesbian is basically defined as a Woman who is..?`Soley attracted to other Women | |
| A Mancunian is a native of which city`manchester | |
| A Maryland t-shirt slogan that parodied 'virginia is for lovers' read what`maryland is for crabs | |
| A McDonald's straw will hold ------------------- ml, or just over one-and-a-half teaspoons of whatever you are drinking. This means that it would take 17,000 strawfuls of water to fill up a 34 gallon bathtub.`7.7 | |
| A Minchery is a what?`Convent or Nunnery | |
| A Mumblecrust is a?`Toothless old man or woman | |
| A NUKE InterNETWORK poll found that ________ percent of Internet users have cut back on watching TV in order to spend more time online; 12 percent have cut back on seeing friends`fifty two | |
| A Native American shaman`powwow | |
| A North African dish consisting of pasta steamed with a meat and vegetable stew`couscous | |
| A North American duck (Aythya americana), the male of which has black and gray plumage and a reddish head`redhead | |
| A Pan Am flight, which left London Heathrow bound for New York in December 1998, was blown up by a bomb over a small Scotish town Name the town`Lockerbie | |
| A Penny whistle has ____ finger holes`six | |
| A Poplolly is?`A mistress | |
| A Rhinologist specialises in the human`nose | |
| A Russian charcoal heated tea urn`samovar | |
| A Russian person famous as a horseman`cossack | |
| A Russian tea urn`samovar | |
| A Saudi Arabian woman can get a divorce if her husband doesnt give her what`coffee | |
| A Scandinavian`viking | |
| A South African monkey was once awarded a medal and promoted to the rank of _______ during World War I`corporal | |
| A Spanish country estate is known as a _____`hacienda | |
| A Spanish dance in triple meter`bolero | |
| A Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus ------) of the Pacific coast of tropical America`sierra | |
| A Spanish-American farm worker is called a what`peon | |
| A Study in Scarlet was the first novel to feature which literary character`sherlock holmes | |
| A Swiss city associated with gnomes`zurich | |
| A Ten pound note depicts a scene from which Dickens novel`pickwick papers | |
| A Tremonton, Utah law states that no woman is allowed to have sex with a man while riding in an ________.`ambulance | |
| A U-shaped object similar to a`horseshoe | |
| A U.S. Army administrative and tactical unit composed of a headquarters unit, at least one unit of infantry or armor or both, and designated support units. A ------- can be commanded by abrigadier general`brigade | |
| A U.S. dime is worth cents`ten | |
| A U.S. dime is worth ___ cents`10 | |
| A Varsovian lives in which city`warsaw | |
| A Victoria Cross is struck from gun metal of Russian cannons captured at which battle`sebastopol | |
| A West Indian tree (Zanthoxylum flavum) having smooth, slightly oily, lustrous wood`satinwood | |
| A Woman's G-Spot is located..?`In the paraurethral sponge | |
| A ___ ___ can of soda pop contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of sugar`twelve ounce | |
| A ___ can not move it's jaw side to side`cat | |
| A ___'_ orgasm lasts for 30 minutes. Something has to make up for their sty-ish living conditions.`pig's | |
| A ____ can last longer without water than a camel can`rat | |
| A _____ is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second`jiffy | |
| A ______ is capable of devouring a pig whole`python | |
| A _______ is a pact between a secular authority & the church.`concordat | |
| A _______ is the only standard international unit of measure still defined by a physical object, a bar composed of two elements`kilogram | |
| A ________ can eat only when its head is upside down`flamingo | |
| A _________ has a double-headed penis designed to match the double-horned vagina of the female.`kangaroo | |
| A __________ can learn to recognize itself in a mirror`chimpanzee | |
| A _____________ is someone who specializes in the study of virgins and virginity.`parthenologist | |
| A __________________ measures blood pressure`sphygmomanometer | |
| A baby DEER is called a ____`fawn | |
| A baby DONKEY is called a ____`colt | |
| A baby FOX is called a ____`cub | |
| A baby angel smoking a cigarette was the cover for this group's`Van Halen | |
| A baby born backwards is said to be...`Breech | |
| A baby doctor is a`pediatrician | |
| A baby eel is called an`elver | |
| A baby giraffe is about _____ feet tall at birth`6 | |
| A baby gray whale drinks enough milk to fill more than ______ bottles a day`2,000 | |
| A baby oyster is called a(n) ____`spat | |
| A baby oyster is called a`spat | |
| A backgammon board is marked out in sawtooth points in two colors. how many of these points are there`twenty four | |
| A bag or sack used to carry mail or diplomatic dispatches`pouch | |
| A bag suspended from the shoulder, used by letter carriers for carrying mail`mailbag | |
| A ball of glass will bounce higher than a ball of`rubber | |
| A ball of solid steel will bounce higher than one made entirely of`glass | |
| A banana is not a fruit, but a ______`herb | |
| A banana is not a fruit, but an`herb | |
| A band, often having an opening with a button closure, at the bottom of a sleeve`cuff | |
| A banquet or formal meal in honor of a person or event`dinner | |
| A bar for supporting cutting tools`arbor | |
| A barbiturate or tranquilizer pill, especially when taken for nonmedical purposes`goofball | |
| A bare rocky place on a mountainside or other steep slope`scar | |
| A barren or stony hill`fells | |
| A barricade against explosives`revetment | |
| A base act`turpitude | |
| A bath of hot aerated water used for recreational or physical therapy`hot tub | |
| A bathhouse or room for taking such a steam bath`sauna | |
| A bear in hibernation loses up to _____ percent of its body weight`twenty five | |
| A beginner or novice: 'a -------- at politics.'`neophyte | |
| A beginning or introductory step: an opening move: 'took the ---------- in trying to solve the problem.'`initiative | |
| A beginning: a start: 'the ----- of a cold.'`onset | |
| A belief in occult powers and the possibility of bringing them under human control`occultism | |
| A belief that government and law should be abolished`anarchism | |
| A believer in philosophical optimism`optimist | |
| A believer or follower of Wicca: a Wiccan`witch | |
| A belt with loops or slots for carrying small tools or other equipment`holster | |
| A belvedere`gazebo | |
| A bergschrund is a crevasse at the head of a(n)`glacier | |
| A betrayal of trust or confidence`treason | |
| A beverage made by mixing this powder with sugar in hot water or milk`cocoa | |
| A beverage made by mixing water or milk with`chocolate | |
| A beverage made of the fermented juice of any of various other fruits or plants`wining | |
| A beverage, usually a liqueur, poured over shaved ice`frappe | |
| A big heavy shoe`clodhopper | |
| A bilateral chips pact between the US and this country expires July/1996`japan | |
| A bilateral chips pact between the us and this country expires july of 1996`japan | |
| A biographical film`biopic | |
| A biography written by the subject is called a ______`autobiography | |
| A bird in the hand is worth ______`two in the bush | |
| A bird, such as the duck, goose, turkey, or pheasant, that is used as food or hunted as game`fowl | |
| A birds claws are called what`talons | |
| A bishop of highest rank in a province or country`primate | |
| A bishop or abbots headdress`mitre | |
| A bistro is a small`tavern | |
| A bit or morsel: 'a diary containing ------s of useful information.'`gobbet | |
| A bitter, destructive feud`vendetta | |
| A black bull is the badge of which car company`lamborghini | |
| A black leopard`panther | |
| A blink or twinkle: 'the --------- of a starry sky.'`twinkling | |
| A block of compressed coal dust used as fuel`briquette | |
| A blockage in a pipe caused by a trapped bubble of air`airlock | |
| A blouse and a biscuit are named after which soldier`garibaldi | |
| A blue dye obtained from these plants or produced synthetically`indigo | |
| A blunt thick needle for sewing with thick thread or tape`bodkin | |
| A board that forms a side or part of a side: 'the ---------s of a skating rink.'`sideboard | |
| A board used to obtain messages during a seance`ouija | |
| A boat equipped with ---------s. Also called hydroplane`hydrofoil | |
| A boat or raft with two parallel hulls`catamaran | |
| A body of customers or patrons: 'a restaurant's ---------.'`clientele | |
| A body of magistrates`magistracy | |
| A body of people elected or appointed to serve as administrators, legislators, or advisors`council | |
| A body of persons living in the same country under one national government: a nationality`people | |
| A body of persons making up such a department, trained in methods of law enforcement and crime prevention and detection and authorized to maintain the peace, safety, andorder of`police | |
| A body of water controlled by a barrier`dam | |
| A bondman: a slave`vassal | |
| A bone specialist is a(n)`osteopath | |
| A bone specialist is a________`osteopath | |
| A book for use in keeping a personal record, as of experiences`diary | |
| A book listing the words of a language with translations into another language`dictionary | |
| A book of selected words or concepts, such as a specialized vocabulary of a particular field, as of medicine or music`thesaurus | |
| A book to which the record of accounts is transferred as final entry from original postings`ledger | |
| A book, especially a large or scholarly one`tome | |
| A booklet containing descriptive information`brochure | |
| A booth, cubicle, or stand used by a vendor, as at a market`stall | |
| A bottle of wine originating from the 'Nobilo' vineyards, is produced in which country`new zealand | |
| A boundary line in a prison that prisoners can cross only at the risk of being shot`deadline | |
| A bow, peplum, or gathering of material at the back of a woman's skirt below the waist`bustle | |
| A bowl-shaped depression in a surface made by an explosion or the impact of a body, such as a meteoroid`crater | |
| A bowling pin need only tilt how far in order to fall down (it's a decimal)`7.5 degrees | |
| A bowling pin need only tilt how many degrees in order to fall down (it's a decimal)`7.5 | |
| A box containing a fire alarm`firebox | |
| A boxlike compartment in furniture that can be pulled out and pushed in`drawer | |
| A braided leather cord worn as a decoration especially by Boy Scouts`boondoggle | |
| A branch of knowledge dealing with the history and description in proper terms of armorial bearings and their accessories`heraldries | |
| A branched hanging support for lights`chandelier | |
| A brass instrument which normally uses a slide`trombone | |
| A breach of civic order or peace: a public disturbance`disorder | |
| A break in a line of defense`gap | |
| A break in friendly relations: 'a rift between siblings.'`rifted | |
| A breed of black and white dairy cattle`friesian | |
| A bridge hand with no cards in one suit is said to have a`void | |
| A bridgelike structure supporting a conduit or canal passing over a river or low ground`aqueduct | |
| A brief brilliant flood of light from a photographic lamp`flashlight | |
| A brief entry of the court proceedings in a legal case`docket | |
| A brief general account or presentation: an outline`sketch | |
| A brief literary piece commemorating a deceased person,usually on their grave`epitaph | |
| A brief or indirect suggestion: a tip: 'stock-trading ----s.'`hint | |
| A brief statement of a principle`aphorism | |
| A brief summary, as of a book or article: an abstract`epitome | |
| A brief tape or recording illustrating the abilities of a musician or other performer`demo | |
| A brief update or summary of current news, as on television or radio or in a newspaper`bulletin | |
| A brightly colored cloth used in maneuvering the bull in a bullfight: a capote or muleta`cape | |
| A brilliant orange yellow`nasturtium | |
| A broad thoroughfare`concourse | |
| A broad, blue woolen cap worn in Scotland`bluebonnet | |
| A broad, thin, usually rectangular mass or piece of material, such as paper, metal, glass, or plywood`sheet | |
| A broken clock is right at least`twice a day | |
| A broken firecracker that burns but does not explode`squib | |
| A broken piece of earthenware`crock | |
| A brooch or buckle set with jewels`ouch | |
| A brook: a creek`arroyo | |
| A broom made of twigs`besom | |
| A brown crayon is what color`brown | |
| A brownish yellow`amber | |
| A brush, appliance, or abrasive that is used in cleaning`scrubber | |
| A brutal, crude, or insensitive person`brute | |
| A building for housing a number of persons, as at a school or resort`dormitory | |
| A building for storing arms and military equipment, especially one serving as headquarters for military reserve personnel`armories | |
| A building housing such an area`arena | |
| A building material, such as a sheet of metal mesh, used for similar purposes`lath | |
| A building with dressing rooms for swimmers`bathhouse | |
| A bull can inseminate ___ cows from one single ejaculation.`300 | |
| A bullfighter on horseback`toreador | |
| A bumble`bee | |
| A bumblebee`bees | |
| A bundle of pieces of iron or steel to be welded or hammered into bars`faggot | |
| A burden: a load for transporting`freight | |
| A burial garment. Often used in the plural`cerement | |
| A burst of speed or activity`sprint | |
| A business magnate`tycoon | |
| A business organization`enterprise | |
| A business providing a system of scheduled air transport. Also called airway`airline | |
| A byproduct or residue: waste`excretion | |
| A calamitous event`adversity | |
| A calander usually withastronomical data is called ..`almanac | |
| A calf raised to be slaughtered for food`veal | |
| A calm ocean region near the equator.`doldrum | |
| A calm ocean region near the equator`Doldrums | |
| A calorie is a unit of what`heat | |
| A can of Pepsi holds fluid ounces`twelve | |
| A can of Pepsi holds __ fluid ounces.`12 | |
| A can of soft drink contains the equivalent of 9 teaspoons of what`sugar | |
| A candy or preparation flavored with this extract`horehound | |
| A cantaloupe is a small what`melon | |
| A canticle or prayer sung or intoned in this manner`chant | |
| A canvas backed material coated with linseed oil`linoleum | |
| A capital D is the Roman numeral for which number`five hundred | |
| A capon is a castrated ________. They are said to have more tender meat when cooked and that's why they cost more.`rooster | |
| A carbohydrate consists of carbon, hydrogen, and which other element`oxygen | |
| A card game similar to rummy`canasta | |
| A carefully nurtured person or thing`nursling | |
| A careless mistake: a slip`goof | |
| A carrier pigeon who served in wwi, who stopped an american bombardment of american troops, cher ami, is now on permanant display where`smithsonian institute | |
| A case full of arrows`quiver | |
| A case into which an object or device fits: 'a record ------.'`sleeve | |
| A case or an occurrence: 'In all such --------s, let conscience be your guide.'`instance | |
| A cast of dice totaling two`snake eyes | |
| A castrated bull`bullock | |
| A castrated horse`gelding | |
| A casual or mediocre player of a sport, especially golf`duffer | |
| A cat has __ muscles in each ear`thirty two | |
| A cat has how many muscles in each ear`32 | |
| A cat's whiskers are called`vibrissae | |
| A catalog of the animals of a specific region or period`fauna | |
| A category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, marked by a distinctive style, form, or content: his six String Quartets... the most important worksin the ----- since`genre | |
| A cathedral built between 1554 and 1560 for Ivan the Terrible, to which saint is this Russian Orthodox church in Moscow dedicated`saint basil | |
| A catholic minister is known as a`priest | |
| A cause of a dispute or an argument: 'We have no ------- with the findings of the committee.'`quarrel | |
| A cause of anxiety or concern. Often used in the plural`solicitude | |
| A cause of harm, ruin, or death: Obedience,/Bane of all genius, virtue, freedom, truth,/Makes slaves of men (Percy Bysshe Shelley)`bane | |
| A cause of irritation or vexation: a nuisance`annoyance | |
| A cause of ruin`ruination | |
| A cause of sudden ruin`downfall | |
| A cause or reason for complaining: a grievance`complaint | |
| A cave or hollow used as a refuge or hiding place`den | |
| A celestial body, such as the sun or moon`orb | |
| A center of activity or interest: a focal point. center`hub | |
| A central cohesive element: 'Reduced spending is the -------- of their economic program.'`linchpin | |
| A central point: a middle`navel | |
| A ceremonial act or series of acts: 'fertility ----s.'`rite | |
| A ceremonial dinner honoring a particular guest or occasion`banquet | |
| A ceremonial procession or display`cavalcade | |
| A ceremonial procession`cortege | |
| A ceremony at which degrees or diplomas are conferred: a commencement`graduation | |
| A ceremony or formal act by which a person is inducted, as into office or military service`induction | |
| A certificate conferring a privilege or honor`dip | |
| A certifying document, especially a captain's or pilot's license`ticket | |
| A chameleon's _____ is twice the length of its body`tongue | |
| A chance occurrence: an accident`fluke | |
| A chance of being injured or harmed: danger: 'Space travel is full of ------s.'`hazard | |
| A change in frequency observed when light is scattered in a transparent material`raman effect | |
| A channel at the edge of a ship's deck to drain away water`waterway | |
| A channel produced by such erosion`washout | |
| A chapter or section of the koran`sura | |
| A character named 'Spearchucker Jones' was deleted from this famous American television show's cast after only five episodes?`MASH | |
| A characteristic or quality pleasing for its charm or refinement`grace | |
| A characteristic or trait traditionally held to be female`femininity | |
| A characteristic rate or rhythm of activity: a pace: "the ----- and the feeling of modern life" (Robert L. Heilbroner)`tempo | |
| A charge for carrying`portage | |
| A charge for professional services: 'a surgeon's ---.'`fee | |
| A charge made for hauling`haulage | |
| A charge of dwai is for what`driving while ability impaired | |
| A charge of wrongdoing that is made against a person or other party`accusation | |
| A charm worn against evil`amulet | |
| A charm, fetish, spell, or curse holds magic power for adherents of`voodoo | |
| A charming, enchanting place`fairyland | |
| A chaste or unmarried woman: a maiden`virgin | |
| A check or an abrupt setback to progress or action`rebuff | |
| A chela or similar pincerlike structure on the end of a limb of a crustacean or other arthropod`claw | |
| A chemical change, especially oxidation, accompanied by the production of heat and light`combustion | |
| A chemical compound formed by replacing all or part of the hydrogen ions of an acid with metal ions or electropositive radicals`salt | |
| A chemical compound, especially an ether, that does not contain hydroxyl: 'eucalyptol.'`ole | |
| A chemical product for removing a surface covering, such as paint or varnish, from furniture or floors`stripper | |
| A chest X-ray is comprised of 90,000 to 130,000 ______ volts`electron | |
| A chiefly Spanish-speaking community or neighborhood in a U.S. city`barrio | |
| A child who does not attend school`truant | |
| A child whose parents are dead`orphan | |
| A childs hat tied under the chin`bonnet | |
| A cholecyst is more commonly known as a(n)....`gallbladder | |
| A cholecyst is more commonly known as a`gallbladder | |
| A choral composition having a sacred or moralizing text in English`anthem | |
| A chord played or sung in this manner`arpeggio | |
| A choric song of classical Greece, often accompanied by a dance and performed at a public festival or as part of a drama`ode | |
| A chosen or taken course: What died with [the assassinated leaders] was a moral ----------, a style of aspiration (Lance Morrow)`trajectory | |
| A chromosome is large than a`gene | |
| A chronic disease of the liver`cirrhosis | |
| A chronological record of events, as of the life or development of a people or institution, often including an explanation of or commentary on those events: 'ahistory of`histories | |
| A cigarette brand that fits these blanks; _&_`benson & hedges | |
| A circular strand of DNA in bacteria that contains the hereditary information necessary for cell life`chromosome | |
| A circus laborer`roustabout | |
| A city district notorious for vice and graft`tenderloin | |
| A city of southern Spain on the Guadalquivir River east-northeast of Seville. Probablyestablished by Carthaginians, it was later ruled by Romans and Visigoths. Under the Moors (711-1236) it was renowned as a cultural and`cordovan | |
| A city or an urban area regarded as the center of a specific activity: 'a great cultural ----------.'`metropolis | |
| A city that is the center of a specific activity or industry: 'the financial ------- of the world.'`capital | |
| A claim to something, such as a privilege or right. claim`pretension | |
| A clamp that holds a tool or the material being worked in a machine such as a lathe`chuck | |
| A clamplike instrument used to compress a blood vessel in order to reduce or arrest the flow of blood during surgery`hemostat | |
| A classification in the U.S. Army and Marine Corps for the lowest of three ratings of rifle proficiency`marksman | |
| A clause in an insurance policy that exempts the insurer from paying an initial specified amount in the event that the insured sustains a loss`deductible | |
| A clause of a document, such as a bill or charter`items | |
| A clause, usually having little relevance to the main issue, that is added to a legislative bill`rider | |
| A cleric in charge of a chapel in the Episcopal Church of the United States`vicar | |
| A clever maneuverer`tactician | |
| A clever or inventive commentary or remark: Those little riffs that had seemed to have such sparkle over drinks... look all too embarrassing in cold print`quip | |
| A clever or skillful trick or deception: an artifice or stratagem`sleight | |
| A clever, often underhanded scheme for achieving an objective. wile`stratagem | |
| A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a woman's hair in place is a`barrette | |
| A closed automobile with two lengthwise seats facing each other`carryall | |
| A closed meeting of party members within a legislative body to decide on questions of policy or leadership`caucus | |
| A closed metal vessel having a spigot and used for warming or serving tea or coffee`urn | |
| A closed two-door automobile`coup | |
| A closely woven silk, cotton, or synthetic fabric with a narrow crosswise rib`broadcloth | |
| A cloth or towel`napkin | |
| A cloud of fine, dry particles`dust | |
| A clump, mass, or lump, as of clay`clot | |
| A clumsy or stupid person`schlep | |
| A cluster of feathers on the side of the face of certain breeds of fowl`muff | |
| A cluster of leaves`foliage | |
| A cluster of stars too distant to be seen individually, resembling a dimly luminous cloud of dust. Not in scientific use`stardust | |
| A clutch in the rear-wheel hub of a bicycle that permits the wheel to turn without pedal action, as in coasting`freewheel | |
| A cluttered, untidy, usually dirty condition: 'The kitchen was a ----.'`mess | |
| A coach, director, or other leader`skipper | |
| A coagulated liquid that resembles milk`curd | |
| A coal scuttle`hod | |
| A coal ship`collier | |
| A coarse long nap, as on a woolen cloth`shag | |
| A cockroach can live several weeks with its ___ cut off`head | |
| A cockroach can live several weeks with its _______ cut off - it dies from starvation`head | |
| A cockroach will live nine days without its ______, before it starves to death`head | |
| A cocktail combining brandy, an orange-flavored liqueur, and lemon juice`sidecar | |
| A cocktail of gin and vermouth`martini | |
| A coffee pot with a plunger that pushes the grounds to the bottom`cafetiere | |
| A coffin along with its stand: 'followed the ---- to the cemetery.'`bier | |
| A coffin, especially one being carried to a grave or tomb`palling | |
| A coin equal to one fourth of the dollar of the United States and Canada`quarter | |
| A cold drink, often a mixture of white wine and juice`coolers | |
| A cold north or north west wind in france`mistral | |
| A collapsible, usually wedge-shaped device made of a light material such as silk, paper, or plastic`fan | |
| A colleague`compatriot | |
| A collection of beliefs about life and the universe held by an individual or a group`worldview | |
| A collection of items held or bound together: 'a sheaf of printouts.'`sheaves | |
| A collection of leaves of parchment or paper, folded one within the other, in a manuscript or book`quire | |
| A collection of miscellaneous or incongruous parts: a jumble`patchwork | |
| A collection of people or things united into a group`groupings | |
| A collection of supplementary material, usually at the end of a book`appendices | |
| A collection of various kinds: a variety`assortment | |
| A collection of writings on a particular topic, as in a magazine`symposia | |
| A collector of wine`oenophile | |
| A collector or emitter of electric charge or of electric-charge carriers, as in a semiconducting device`electrode | |
| A college or university: '------es that are located across the state.'`campus | |
| A collision between a bird and an aircraft`bird-strike | |
| A colonial official acting as adviser to the ruler of a protected state, often having quasi-gubernatorial powers`resident | |
| A colony of bees living in a structure`hive | |
| A colony of rabbits`warren | |
| A color imparted by ---ing`dye | |
| A colored flare used as a warning signal for trucks and railroad trains`fusee | |
| A colorless to yellowish syrupy mixture of dextrose, maltose, and dextrins containing about 20 percent water, used in confectionery, alcoholic fermentation, tanning, and treating tobacco. Alsocalled`glucose | |
| A combination into one body: a union`coalition | |
| A combination of interlaced parts: a network`plexus | |
| A combination of two or more such pieces, sometimes with other optical devices such as prisms, used to form an image for viewing or photographing. Also called`lens | |
| A combination so formed, especially an alliance or confederation of people, parties, or political entities for mutual interest or benefit`union | |
| A comfortable or complacent member of the middle class`burgher | |
| A command or an authorization given by a political electorate to its representative`mandate | |
| A commercial establishment for laundering clothes or linens`laundries | |
| A commercial establishment where cars are repaired, serviced, or parked`garage | |
| A commercial fishing vessel`fisherman | |
| A committee, usually of experts, that judges contestants or applicants, as in a competition or exhibition: a panel of judges`jury | |
| A common belief is that John Lennon says 'I Buried Paul' at the end of 'Strawberry Fields Forever' on the 'Magical Mystery Tour' album. What did he actually say`cranberry sauce | |
| A common belief is that john lennon says "I buried paul" at the end of Strawberry Fields forever on the Magical Mystery tour album. What did Lennon actually say`cranberry sauce | |
| A common name for the pancreas is`sweetbread | |
| A commonly repeated word or phrase`mantra | |
| A commonly used process for oxide and nitride deposition, CVD, stands for:`chemical vepor deposition | |
| A companion or associate`cohort | |
| A companion or partner`consort | |
| A company of actors`troupe | |
| A comparison based on such similarity. likeness`analogies | |
| A competitive activity or sport in which players contend with each other according to a set of rules: 'the ---- of basketball: the ---- of gin rummy.'`game | |
| A complaint or protestation based on a circumstance`grievance | |
| A complete assembly that performs a specific function in a larger machine`geared | |
| A complete or radical severance of closely connected things`divorce | |
| A complete outfit including this jacket, trousers usually with a silken stripe down the side, a bow tie, and often a cummerbund`tuxedo | |
| A complete reversal, as of sympathies or opinions`somersault | |
| A complete set of removable artificial teeth for both jaws. Often used in the plural`denture | |
| A complete unit or entity`integer | |
| A complete version, as of a recording, that is dropped in favor of another version`outtake | |
| A complex alcohol constituent of all animal fats and oils?`cholesterol | |
| A complex of symptoms indicating the existence of an undesirable condition or quality`syndrome | |
| A complex, ornate design of intertwined floral, foliate, and geometric figures`arabesque | |
| A composition featuring a point of technique but performed because of its artistic merit`etude | |
| A composition for nine performers`nonet | |
| A composition imitating a Venetian gondolier's song`barcarole | |
| A composition in verse rather than in prose`poem | |
| A composition written or arranged for these bells`carillon | |
| A composition: a mixture`compost | |
| A compound, such as ethylene glycol, used to prevent the formation of ice, as on windshields`deicer | |
| A compressed ball, roll, or lump, as of tobacco or chewing gum`wad | |
| A compressed inert gas, such as a fluorocarbon, that acts as a vehicle for discharging the contents of an aerosol container`propellant | |
| A computer small and light enough to be held in one hand`palmtop | |
| A concavo-convex lens`menisci | |
| A concealed hole in the ground that serves as a trap`pitfall | |
| A concluding part: a conclusion`windup | |
| A conclusion or closing part of a statement`coda | |
| A conclusion reached after examination or investigation: 'the finding of a grand jury: a coroner's --------.'`findings | |
| A condiment made from the powdered seeds of certain of these plants`mustard | |
| A condition causing breathing difficulties`asthma | |
| A condition characterized by self-absorption and withdrawal`autism | |
| A condition in which numerous distinct ethnic, religious, or cultural groups are present and tolerated within a society`pluralism | |
| A condition of agonizing struggle or trouble: 'a country in the -----s of economic collapse.'`throes | |
| A condition of methodical or prescribed arrangement among component parts such that proper functioning or appearance is achieved: 'checked to see that the shippingdepartment was in`order | |
| A condition of urgent need for action or assistance: 'a state of ---------.'`emergency | |
| A condition or period of bad luck that appears to have been caused by a specific person or thing`jinx | |
| A condition or period of mammalian sexual activity, such as estrus`rut | |
| A condition or tendency, as of society, regarded as abnormal and harmful`disease | |
| A condition, such as severe sore throat, in which spasmodic attacks of suffocating pain occur`angina | |
| A condom will last about a _____ in a wallet before the rubber gets worn down by friction, making it more likely to break.`month | |
| A confused fight or scuffle`melee | |
| A confused or complicated disagreement`imbroglio | |
| A confused, complicated, or tangled situation: a predicament`snarl | |
| A congregation of Jews for the purpose of worship or religious study`synagog | |
| A connoisseur of good food`gourmet | |
| A conscious choice or decision`volition | |
| A constant, worrisome burden`albatross | |
| A constellation in the equatorial region of the southern sky near Cancer, Libra, and Centaurus. Also called Snake2`hydra | |
| A container for carrying a corpse from the scene of an accident etc.`body bag | |
| A container for such a set`kit | |
| A container in which the Eucharist is carried to the sick`pyx | |
| A container made to be carried on the body of a person or animal`pack | |
| A container or pan for making popcorn`popper | |
| A container or reservoir for a liquid, such as ink`well | |
| A container, such as a kettle, for boiling liquids`boiler | |
| A contemptuous facial expression, sound, or statement`sneer | |
| A continued flow: a flood. flow`flux | |
| A continuous structure of masonry or other material forming a rampart and built for defensive purposes. Often used in the plural`wall | |
| A contract in which two parties agree to exchange periodic interest payments, especially when one payment is at a fixed rate and the other varies according to the performance of a reference`swop | |
| A contract or deed specifying the terms of a`mortgage | |
| A contractile organ consisting of a special bundle of ------ tissue, which moves a particular bone, part, or substance of the body: 'the heart ------: the ------s of`muscle | |
| A contrivance or apparatus used in training`trainer | |
| A contrivance to which something hangs or by which something is hung, as: A device around which a garment is draped for hanging from a hook or rod`hanger | |
| A convent supervised by an abbess`abbey | |
| A conventional social gesture or act of courtesy: 'the ceremony of shaking hands when introduced.'`ceremonies | |
| A conversation, such as one conducted by a reporter, in which facts or statements are elicited from another`interview | |
| A convex surface, body, part, or line`convexity | |
| A cooking device consisting of a charcoal or electric heating source over which food is grilled`brazier | |
| A cooking surface of parallel metal bars: a gridiron`grids | |
| A cooperative arrangement among groups or institutions: 'a library consortium.'`consortia | |
| A coordinated set of furniture`ensemble | |
| A copious loss of something valuable: 'a ---------- of corporate earnings.'`hemorrhage | |
| A copy made by this method of duplication`mimeograph | |
| A copy or reproduction, especially one on a scale smaller than the original`replica | |
| A coral island consisting of a ring of rock enclosing a central lagoon is a(n)`atoll | |
| A coral island consisting of a ring of rock enclosing a central lagoon is a`atoll | |
| A cord or braid worn as a fastening or ornament`cordon | |
| A cord pulled to release gas from a balloon`ripcord | |
| A cord worn around the neck for carrying something, such as a knife or whistle`lanyard | |
| A cord, wire, or bandage used for tying or binding`ligature | |
| A corpse`remains | |
| A correct reply`answer | |
| A corresponding aspect or feature: equivalence: 'a ---------- of writing styles.'`similarity | |
| A corresponding bone in other vertebrates. Also called shinbone`tibia | |
| A corresponding bone in the forelimb of other vertebrates`ulna | |
| A corresponding digit in other animals, especially primates. Also called pollex`thumb | |
| A corresponding portion of the egg of other animals, consisting of protein and fat that serve as the primary source of nourishment for the early embryo and protoplasmic`yolk | |
| A corresponding projection of the male breast`nipple | |
| A corrupting condition or influence`ulcer | |
| A cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails`pedicure | |
| A cossack general is called a what`ataman | |
| A costume for a special activity: 'a diving ----: a running ----.'`suit | |
| A costume for such a party or ball`masquerade | |
| A cottage or lodge built in this style`chalet | |
| A cotton cloth of a tight basket weave, used primarily for shirts`oxford | |
| A cough releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to how many miles an hour`sixty | |
| A council or small legislative body in a government, especially in Central or South America`junta | |
| A counter or table from which meals or refreshments are served`buffet | |
| A counterpoise: a counterbalance`equipoise | |
| A countertenor`alto | |
| A country estate with a substantial house`villa | |
| A course of action, guiding principle, or procedure considered expedient, prudent, or advantageous: 'Honesty is the best policy.'`policies | |
| A course of study so pursued`seminar | |
| A course on which foot races were held in ancient Greece, usually semicircular and having tiers of seats for spectators`stadia | |
| A court enclosed by columns`peristyle | |
| A courteous act or utterance`civilities | |
| A covered or enclosed truck or wagon often used for transporting goods or livestock`vanned | |
| A covering of short hairs lying underneath the longer outer hairs of an animal's coat`undercoat | |
| A cowboy's hat is also known as`a stetson | |
| A cows stomach has how many compartments`four | |
| A crack or breach in a dike or levee`crevasse | |
| A crack or flaw caused by the removal of a small piece`chip | |
| A craving for snack foods. Often used with the: 'an attack of the --------.'`munchies | |
| A creature having a strange or frightening appearance`monster | |
| A crested Australian parrot`cockatoo | |
| A crested parrot`cockatoo | |
| A crewed or uncrewed vehicle, used especially in exploring the terrain of a planet and its satellites`rover | |
| A crimson pigment derived from cochineal`carmine | |
| A critical comment or judgment`criticism | |
| A crocodile always grows new _____ to replace the old ones`teeth | |
| A crocodile is a member of the phylum vertebrata. What class does it belong to`Reptilia | |
| A crocodiles ______ is attached to the roof of its mouth`tongue | |
| A cross between different breeds, groups, or varieties, especially a mixture that is or appears to be incongruous`mongrel | |
| A cross viewed as a symbol of Jesus's --------ion`crucifix | |
| A cross-head screwdriver is also known as`phillips screwdriver | |
| A cruciverbalist is an enthusiast of which pastime`crossword puzzles | |
| A crude cart used to carry condemned prisoners to their place of execution, as during the French Revolution`tumbrel | |
| A crudely indecent word or phrase: an obscenity`vulgarism | |
| A cruel or savage act`barbarity | |
| A crypt or minute cul-de-sac or lacuna, such as the depression in the skin from which the hair emerges`follicle | |
| A cultural revival: a renaissance`renascence | |
| A cultured sour milk made by adding certain microorganisms to sweet milk`buttermilk | |
| A cumulative pool in competitions and various other games`jackpot | |
| A cup for the consecrated wine of the Eucharist`chalice | |
| A cupboard with drawers for storage and usually open shelves on top, often used for dishes`hutch | |
| A cuplike structure or organ, such as one of the cuplike divisions of the pelvis or of the kidney`calyces | |
| A curl or lock of hair worn during the 18th century as a topknot on a periwig`toupee | |
| A curse`execration | |
| A curtain or wall hanging, especially one of Flemish origin`arras | |
| A curved iron rod with a hooked end used for lifting hot pots, irons, or stove lids`pothook | |
| A curved oriental sword`scimitar | |
| A cushion attached to the top of the back of an automotive vehicle's seat, especially to prevent whiplash. Also called head restraint`headrest | |
| A cushioned seat without back or arms`ottoman | |
| A custom or practice established by long usage`ordinance | |
| A customer or patron: '------s of the hotel.'`client | |
| A customer, especially a regular customer`patrons | |
| A cut of beef or veal from the`rump | |
| A cut of meat containing part of the backbone`chine | |
| A cut of meat from the ----- of an animal`flank | |
| A cut of meat from the thigh of a hog`ham | |
| A cut or projection forming a shelf on a cliff or rock wall`ledge | |
| A cutting edge: a blade`knife | |
| A cyclonic (rotating) tropical storm with winds at the center in excess of 74 miles per hour is called`hurricane | |
| A cyclonic or rotating tropical storm with winds at the center in excess of 74 miles per hour is called`hurricane | |
| A cylinder with a toothed rim that engages in the perforations of photographic or movie film to pull it through a camera or projector`sprocket | |
| A dam placed across a river or canal to raise or divert the water, as for a millrace, or to regulate or measure the flow`weir | |
| A dance involving high kicks`cancan | |
| A dark brown infesting insect`cockroach | |
| A dark liquid ejected for protection by most cephalopods, including the octopus and squid`ink | |
| A dark to very dark red`garnet | |
| A daub, as of color`blob | |
| A day on Jupiter is about ____ hours, 50 minutes, 30 seconds at the equator`nine | |
| A day-----: a reverie`dream | |
| A daydream: I felt caught up in a ------- of years long past (William Styron)`reverie | |
| A dealer in dress accessories and sewing goods`haberdasher | |
| A dealer in precious or semiprecious stones`lapidaries | |
| A decade or the numbers from 20 to 29: 'The children are now in their --------. The temperature dipped into the --------.'`twenties | |
| A decade or the numbers from 30 to 39: 'They settled down in their --------. The temperature fell into the --------.'`thirties | |
| A decade or the numbers from 50 to 59: 'They began playing golf in their -------. With the sunshine, the temperature reached the -------.'`fifties | |
| A decade or the numbers from 60 to 69: 'They planned to retire in their -------. The breeze kept the temperature in the -------.'`sixties | |
| A decade or the numbers from 80 to 89: 'They were still active in their --------. Before noon, the temperature shot into the --------.'`eighties | |
| A decade or the numbers from 90 to 99: 'My grandparents are in their --------. During the heat wave, the temperature stayed in the --------.'`nineties | |
| A deceitful person is refered to as a 'snake in the..'`grass | |
| A deceptive action calculated to divert attention from one's real purpose. wile`feint | |
| A declaration made to explain or justify action, decision, or conviction: 'inquired about her ------ for leaving.'`reason | |
| A declaration or assertion`vow | |
| A decline or final phase: 'the ------ of an empire.'`sunset | |
| A decline, as of a business`downswing | |
| A decoction of dandelion roots and leaves is an old remedy for dissolving urinary _______`stones | |
| A decorative article made by this art`scrimshaw | |
| A decorative casing for a light, often of paper`lantern | |
| A decorative cloth for covering the top of a piece of furniture: a runner`scarf | |
| A decorative cushion`pillow | |
| A decorative horizontal band, as along the upper part of a wall in a room`frieze | |
| A decorative ribbon or bow worn as a headdress`topknot | |
| A decorative sticker`decal | |
| A decorative strip around the edge of something, such as fabric`border | |
| A deduction from gross weight made to allow for the weight of a container`taring | |
| A deduction or an inference`corollary | |
| A deep brownish purple`raisin | |
| A deep flesh wound`gash | |
| A deep narrow gorge`ravine | |
| A deep, wide chasm: an abyss`gulf | |
| A deep-red garnet, unfaceted and convex`carbuncle | |
| A defect or shortcoming in something intangible: 'They share the character ---- of arrogance.'`flaw | |
| A deficiency in what causes goitre`iodine | |
| A deficiency or impairment in mental or physical functioning`deficit | |
| A deficient amount: a shortfall`underage | |
| A definition of longevity: Oscar winner 48 years apart, in 1933 and 1981.`katharine hepburn | |
| A definitive or characteristic feature. Often used in the plural: the gross and subtle folds of corruption on the average senatorial face are hardly the ---------s of`lineament | |
| A deformity of the back in humans caused by an abnormal convex curvature of the upper spine`hump | |
| A degree from certain European and Canadian universities ranking just below that of a doctor`licentiate | |
| A degree or stage in such a progression`gradation | |
| A delegate sent to observe and report on the proceedings of an assembly or a meeting but not vote or otherwise participate`observer | |
| A den or hideaway`lair | |
| A denial, contradiction, or negative statement`negation | |
| A dense clump of grass`hassock | |
| A dense clump, especially of trees or bushes`tuft | |
| A dense mass of material that obstructs a passage`plug | |
| A dental or surgical device designed to perform a therapeutic or corrective function`appliance | |
| A departure from the normal or typical: 'events that were ----------s from the norm.'`aberration | |
| A depilatory is a substance used for removing _______`hair | |
| A depilatory is a substance used for removing`hair | |
| A derogatory or damaging comment on a person's character or reputation: disparagement: 'The candidate responded sharply to the long list of ----------s`detraction | |
| A designer of or consultant on styles in decorating, dress, or beauty`stylist | |
| A desire or inclination to revive what belongs to an earlier time`revivalism | |
| A desire to know about people or things that do not concern one: nosiness`curiosity | |
| A desk with a top section for books`escritoire | |
| A detached shoot or twig containingbuds from a woody plant, used in grafting`scion | |
| A detachment of one or more troops, ships, or aircraft held in readiness or advanced to warn of an enemy's approach: (The outlying sonar ------... was to detect, localize, and engage anysubmarine trying to close the convoy`picket | |
| A devastating ------------- epidemic in 1822 left New York City with 16,000 corpses and no readily available space for burial.`yellow fever | |
| A deviation from a vertical or horizontal line, plane, position, or direction`obliquity | |
| A device at the front end of a locomotive or streetcar designed to push aside obstructions`fender | |
| A device consisting of a rubber suction cup attached to the end of a stick, used to unclog drains and pipes. Also called plumber's helper`plunger | |
| A device designed to thaw frozen goods`defroster | |
| A device for holding a razorblade, with guards to prevent cutting of the skin. Also called safety razor`razors | |
| A device for holding or drawing back: 'a -------- for heavy draperies.'`pullback | |
| A device for holding the thread in tatting and netting and in a sewing machine`shuttle | |
| A device for making rayon, nylon, and other synthetic fibers, consisting of a plate pierced with holes through which plastic material is extruded in`spinneret | |
| A device for sifting or scattering a powdered substance`duster | |
| A device for tuning, especially an electronic circuit or device used to select signals at a specific radio frequency for amplification and conversion to`tuner | |
| A device invented as a primitive steam engine by the Greek engineer Hero, about the time of the birth of Christ, is used today as a`rotating lawn sprinkler | |
| A device on a stovetop, such as a gas jet or electric element, that produces heat`burner | |
| A device or an apparatus with a ------ joint`toggle | |
| A device or implement, such as a stamp, die, or seal, used to press markings onto or into a surface`print | |
| A device or machine that cuts`cutter | |
| A device or machine, such as a lumber trimmer, that is used for trimming`trimmers | |
| A device or mechanism that grinds grain`mill | |
| A device that absorbs noise, especially one used with an internal-combustion engine`muffler | |
| A device that decodes a scrambled electronic signal to make it interpretable`decoders | |
| A device that directs the course of an aircraft or missile`navigator | |
| A device that insulates`insulator | |
| A device that is used for welding`welders | |
| A device that produces a vapor to ease breathing or is used to medicate by inhalation, especially a small nasal applicator containing a volatile medicament. Also`inhaler | |
| A device that produces heat for specialized, especially industrial, purposes`stoves | |
| A device that purifies or alters by a process comparable to distillation`alembic | |
| A device that regulates the flow or circulation of air`draft | |
| A device used for shredding documents, often as a security measure to prevent unapproved persons from reading them`shredders | |
| A device used in a moving object, especially a missile, that locates a target by detecting light, heat, or other radiation`seeker | |
| A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a ______.`transformer | |
| A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a`transformer | |
| A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a`kissinger | |
| A device used to raise sunken objects, consisting of a hollow structure that is submerged, attached tightly to the object, and pumped free of water`camel | |
| A device with perforations through which water issues from a hose to sprinkle a lawn`sprinkler | |
| A device, especially an electric razor, that is used in shaving`shaver | |
| A device, such as a small wooden paddle, used to press down the tongue during an examination of the mouth or throat`spatula | |
| A device, such as a supporting beam in a building or a connecting wire or rope, that steadies or holds something else erect`brace | |
| A device, such as an attached tube or a portable unit, for firing rockets`launcher | |
| A devoted follower or attendant`acolyte | |
| A devotional exercise of or leading to contemplation`meditation | |
| A devout adherent of a cult or religion: a committed worshiper: 'the -------- of Aphrodite.'`votaries | |
| A diagram of the signs of the zodiac based on such an aspect`horoscope | |
| A dicotyledonous tree`hardwood | |
| A difficult exertion of the strength or will: 'It was an ------ to get up.'`effort | |
| A difficult or precarious situation: a predicament`quagmire | |
| A difficult or tedious undertaking`task | |
| A diffraction grating`gratings | |
| A dilute or weakened condition`dilution | |
| A dime has how many ridges around the edge`one hundred & eighteen | |
| A dime is equal to how many cents`ten | |
| A dining area, as at a school or office building, where meals may be purchased or brought from home and eaten`cafeteria | |
| A diplomatic mission in a foreign country ranking below an embassy`legation | |
| A diplomatic official heading his or her country's permanent mission to certain international organizations, such as the United Nations`ambassador | |
| A direct channel by which information is privately transmitted`pipeline | |
| A direct result: a consequence: Is history the ------- of impersonal social and economic forces (Anthony Lewis)`product | |
| A disadvantageous aspect: 'an option with a -------- as well as benefits.'`downside | |
| A disappointment: 'The cancellation of the game was a real -------.'`letdown | |
| A disarming or seductive manner, device, or procedure: 'the ----s of a skilled negotiator.'`wile | |
| A disastrous failure: a fiasco`cropper | |
| A disc ----ey`jock | |
| A disc jockey`jocks | |
| A discharge of pus`pyorrhea | |
| A discoloration on the skin: a blemish`blotch | |
| A disconnected piece: a fragment`fraction | |
| A disease caused by a`virus | |
| A disease characterized by this thickening or hardening`scleroses | |
| A disease marked by this inflammation`bronchitic | |
| A disease of the brain`encephalopathy | |
| A disease that is or may be transmitted by direct or indirect contact: a contagious disease`contagion | |
| A disease: a malady`sickness | |
| A disease`illness | |
| A dish consisting of such tubes stuffed with meat, vegetables, or cheese and baked in a tomato or cream sauce`cannelloni | |
| A dish described as "Lyonnaise" has which ingredient`onions | |
| A dish made by baking such pasta with layers of sauce and fillings such as cheese or meat`lasagna | |
| A dish made with such strips of pasta`fettuccine | |
| A dish made with`ravioli | |
| A dish or an order of thin slices of fried or broiled bacon`rasher | |
| A dish served in formal dining immediately before the main course or between two principal courses`entree | |
| A dishonest act or statement`dishonesty | |
| A dishonest business or practice, especially one that obtains money through fraud or extortion`racketed | |
| A disloyal act`disloyalty | |
| A disorderly commotion or disturbance`tumult | |
| A display of fireworks`pyrotechnics | |
| A disposition to be kind and forgiving: 'a heart full of mercy.'`mercies | |
| A dissenter from an established church, especially a Protestant nonconformist`sectaries | |
| A dissertation advancing an original point of view as a result of research, especially as a requirement for an academic degree`theses | |
| A distance to be traveled or the time required for a trip: 'a 2,000-mile ------- to the Pacific: the three-day ------- home.'`journey | |
| A distinct mass or portion of matter, especially a large one: 'the dark ---- of buildings against the sky.'`bulk | |
| A distinct period or sequence of events, as in history or a person's life: 'Steamboat travel opened a new ----ter in America's exploration of the West.'`chap | |
| A distinctive but intangible quality that seems to surround a person or thing: atmosphere: 'An ---- of defeat pervaded the candidate's headquarters.'`aura | |
| A distinctive characteristic by which a person or thing comes to be known: 'the shuffle and snicker that became the comedian's ---------.'`trademark | |
| A distinctive collarlike projection around the neck, as of feathers on a bird or of fur on a mammal`ruff | |
| A distinctive quality that adds piquancy`tang | |
| A distinctive yet intangible quality felt to be characteristic of a given thing: What matters in literature... is surely the idiosyncratic, the individual, the ------ or color of aparticular human suffering`flavor | |
| A distinctly bounded area enclosed within a larger unit: 'ethnic -------s in a large city.'`enclave | |
| A distinguishing feature or attribute, as of an individual, group, or category. quality`character | |
| A distinguishing sign`insigne | |
| A distressing or difficult circumstance or situation: 'I've had -------s ever since I took this job.'`trouble | |
| A district of some English and Scottish counties corresponding roughly to the hundred or the wapentake`ward | |
| A ditch similar to one surrounding a fortification: 'A ---- separates the animals in the zoo from the spectators.'`moat | |
| A diversion or spectacle that is incidental to a larger set of circumstances or a bigger issue of concern: Administrations with little room to maneuver at home have historically`sideshow | |
| A division based on quality, rank, or grade, as: A grade of mail: 'a package sent third class.'`classing | |
| A division of a tribe tracing descent from a common ancestor`clan | |
| A division of territory under the jurisdiction of an archbishop`province | |
| A docile or servile person`spaniel | |
| A doctrine holding that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated`nihilism | |
| A document in duplicate having indented edges`indenture | |
| A document or receipt certifying such release`quittance | |
| A document, plate, or tag that is issued as proof of official or legal permission: 'a driver's -------.'`license | |
| A dog has`elbows | |
| A dog of a breed believed to have originated in Dalmatia, having a short, smooth white coat covered with black or dark brown spots`dalmatian | |
| A dolphin can remember a specific ______ better than a human`tone | |
| A dome-shaped structure or building`igloo | |
| A domestic animal, especially a cow, horse, or mule`critter | |
| A domestic partner`companion | |
| A domesticated pig, especially one weighing over 54 kilograms (120 pounds)`hog | |
| A domesticated yak, used as a work animal or raised for meat and milk`yack | |
| A dominant and recurring theme, as in a novel`leitmotif | |
| A donjon`dungeon | |
| A donor or contributor. Often used in combination: 'alms-----s.'`giver | |
| A doorman`janitor | |
| A dormant nonreproductive body formed by certain bacteria in response to adverse environmental conditions`spore | |
| A double star in the constellation Gemini, the brightest star in the group, approximately 46 light-years from Earth`castors | |
| A doubt in the mind: a mental reservation`queried | |
| A downward trend: downturn: 'The business hit a ---------.'`downdraft | |
| A draped neckline on a woman's garment`cowl | |
| A drastic shortage: a dearth`famine | |
| A drawing in perspective of a proposed structure`renderings | |
| A drawing made with one of these sticks`crayon | |
| A drawing or picture done in this pigment`sepia | |
| A drawing pencil or crayon made from this material`charcoal | |
| A drawing position in chess in which the king, although not in check, can move only into check and no other piece can move`stalemate | |
| A drawing representing current public figures or issues symbolically and often satirically: 'a political -------.'`cartoon | |
| A dreamy, lazy mood or quality: (It was hot, yet with a sweet ------- about it (Theodore Dreiser)`languor | |
| A dressing made with oil, wine, vinegar and seasoning is called what`vinaigrette | |
| A dried extract made from the stomach lining of a ruminant, used in cheesemaking to curdle milk`rennet | |
| A drift or tendency that is counter to or separate from a main current, as of opinion, tradition, or history`eddied | |
| A drill bit`auger | |
| A drink of such liquor`whiskey | |
| A drinking bout`spree | |
| A drinking glass, originally with a rounded bottom`tumbler | |
| A driving or propelling force`propulsion | |
| A driving or pulling force: an impetus: The US could no longer serve as the ---------- for the world economy (George Soros)`locomotive | |
| A drug prepared from the seeds and dried leaves of this plant, used in medicine as a cardiac stimulant`digitalis | |
| A dry german white wine`moselle | |
| A dry white table wine made from this grape`chardonnay | |
| A dry, several-seeded, dehiscent fruit. Also called seedpod`pods | |
| A dull, often rough finish, as of paint, glass, metal, or paper`mat | |
| A dunce: a fool`bozo | |
| A duplicate: a copy`ditto | |
| A duty or duties so imposed`tariff | |
| A dweller in a place: an occupant`tenant | |
| A fabled bird, identified with the kingfisher, that was supposed to have had the power to calm the wind and the waves while it nested on the sea during the`halcyon | |
| A fabric so woven or knit`rayon | |
| A fabric with a curly looped pile, made to resemble this fur`astrakhan | |
| A fabric with very thin stripes, often used for suits`pinstripe | |
| A factor, thing, element, or course involving uncertain danger: a hazard: the usual ----s of the desert: rattlesnakes, the heat, and lack of water`risk | |
| A failure: a flop`clunker | |
| A faint manifestation or indication: a trace: 'a ------- of understanding.'`glimmer | |
| A faint or fleeting indication: a trace`glint | |
| A fall of a group of objects, especially from the sky: 'a meteor ------: a ------ of leaves.'`shower | |
| A fall, as of rain or snow, sufficient to cover a surface to the depth of one`inch | |
| A falling of ----: a ----storm`snow | |
| A false or spurious electronic signal caused by a brief, unwanted surge of electric power`glitch | |
| A false or studied show: an affectation: 'a -------- of nonchalance.'`pretense | |
| A family, community, or society based on this system or governed by men`patriarchy | |
| A family, community, or society based on this system or governed by women`matriarchy | |
| A famous RAH novel, as well as a number believed to be cursed`the number of the beast | |
| A famous film directed by david lean`lawrence of arabia | |
| A famous film starring kate winslet`titanic | |
| A famous russian composer and pianist`rachmaninov | |
| A farewell: 'gave our guests a hearty ------- at the airport.'`sendoff | |
| A farm or garden implement for scattering fertilizer or seed`spreader | |
| A fast car`speedster | |
| A fast coach drawn by four horses`tallyho | |
| A fast running motion of other quadrupeds`gallop | |
| A fast, maneuverable combat aircraft used to engage enemy aircraft`fighter | |
| A fastening made by tying together lengths of material, such as rope, in a prescribed way`knot | |
| A fault, especially a moral weakness`frailties | |
| A favorite or frequent choice`standby | |
| A favorite spot for vampires to bite`neck | |
| A favourite Indian soup consisting of ground kernels of corn, dried smoked meat, fish, squash, pumpkin, or berries was called what`Sagamite | |
| A favourite spot for vampires to bite (that's one hell of a hickey!)`neck | |
| A fearsome imaginary creature, especially one evoked to frighten children`bugbear | |
| A fee charged for the privilege of anchoring`anchorage | |
| A fee or commission paid to a broker`brokerage | |
| A feeling of animosity: ill will. enmity`animus | |
| A feeling of disappointment or depression`comedown | |
| A feeling of great, often malicious, pleasure or self-satisfaction`gloat | |
| A feeling of repugnance or loathing`abhorrence | |
| A feeling or attitude of devoted attachment and affection. Often used in the plural: 'My --------- lie with my family.'`loyalties | |
| A feeling that remains after an event or experience, especially one that was unpleasant`aftertaste | |
| A fellow male gang member`homeboy | |
| A fellow member of a group, especially a fellow member of the Communist Party`comrade | |
| A felt resembling velvet, used in making hats`velour | |
| A female BEE is called a ____`queen | |
| A female DOG is called a ____`bitch | |
| A female FOX is called a ____`vixen | |
| A female HORSE is called a ____`mare | |
| A female LION is called a ____`lioness | |
| A female SEAL is called a ____`cow | |
| A female SHEEP is called a ____`ewe | |
| A female being believed to be the source of life and being and worshiped as the principal deity in various religions. Used with the`goddess | |
| A female demon that raped men whilst they slept?`Ephialtes | |
| A female descendant`daughter | |
| A female fox`vixen | |
| A female friend`girlfriend | |
| A female orgasm is a powerful ___________ (due to the release of endorphins), so headaches are in fact a bad excuse not to have sex!`painkiller | |
| A female pharaoh was unknown in -------- before Hatshepsut, who had herself portrayed in male costume, with a beard and without breasts.`egypt | |
| A fermented beverage brewed by traditional methods that is then dealcoholized so that the finished product contains no more than 0.5 percent alcohol`beer | |
| A fertilizer containing phosphorus compounds`phosphate | |
| A festivity: a revelry`merrymaker | |
| A fiefdom`fiefs | |
| A field or sphere of unrestricted pleasurable activity: Foreign affairs had been T.R.'s personal ---------- during his Presidency (John Dos Passos)`playground | |
| A field where rice is grown`paddy | |
| A field`marshal | |
| A fierce, brutal, or cruel person`barbarian | |
| A fiercely vigilant or intractable person`dragon | |
| A figure having jointed parts animated from above by strings or wires: a marionette`puppet | |
| A figure made of wax, especially a life-size wax effigy of a famous person`waxwork | |
| A figure of six lines or sides`hexagram | |
| A figure or design formed by this kind of cutting`carvings | |
| A figure or representation having a secret or occult significance`cryptogram | |
| A film contract between mutual film corporation and a great mexican bandit meant that he could not commence battles unless a cameraman was on hand to film the happenings. who was this bandit`pancho villa | |
| A film starring bob hoskins`who framed roger rabbit | |
| A filthy or soiling substance, such as mud or dust`dirt | |
| A filthy place`sty | |
| A final, conclusive, or decisive act or utterance`finalities | |
| A financial and publicity organizer, as of a boxing match or an artistic performance`promoter | |
| A fine jet of liquid discharged from a pressurized container`spray | |
| A fine plaster for interior wall ornamentation, such as moldings`stucco | |
| A fine, twilled table linen`damask | |
| A finger---- or toe`nail | |
| A fingering technique used with fretted stringed instruments in which a finger is laid across the fretboard to stop all or several strings at once`barre | |
| A fingernail or toenail takes about how many months to grow from base to tip`six | |
| A fire for burning corpses`pyre | |
| A firearm having this type of gunlock. Also called firelock`flintlock | |
| A firework that forms a rotating wheel of colored flames. Also called catherine wheel`pinwheel | |
| A firm grip`cinch | |
| A firm in Britain sold fall-out shelters for`pets | |
| A firm or secure position that provides a base for further advancement`foothold | |
| A first achievement that opens the way for further developments: a foothold: It is not yet clear whether the ecologists will establish a --------- in the economists' carefully`beachhead | |
| A first appearance: a beginning: 'the ---- of history.' beginning`dawn | |
| A fishing lure that rotates rapidly`spinner | |
| A fit of anger`rage | |
| A fit of uncontrollable laughing or crying`hysterics | |
| A fixed or movable shield against glare attached above the windshield of an automotive vehicle`visor | |
| A flag flown upside-down is a signal of a(n) _________`emergency | |
| A flag officer`admiral | |
| A flag or an emblem similar in shape to a ship's`pennant | |
| A flamingo can eat only when its head is`upside down | |
| A flaplike structure, such as the wattle of a bird or the lobe of the ear`lappet | |
| A flared opening for a gun in a wall or parapet`embrasure | |
| A flat V shaped missile that returns`boomerang | |
| A flat bottomed boat on canal or river`barge | |
| A flat piece of wood or similarly rigid material adapted for a special use`board | |
| A flat round Dutch cheese`gouda | |
| A flat round soft creamy French cheese`brie | |
| A flat rounded mass of dough or batter, such as a pan---- that is baked or fried`cake | |
| A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a _________.`beret | |
| A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a`beret | |
| A flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n) __________.`erlenmeyer | |
| A flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n)`erlenmeyer flask | |
| A flatbottom boat used chiefly in the Baltic Sea as a barge`pram | |
| A flatbottom inflatable c---- for floating or drifting on water: 'shooting the rapids in a rubber ----.'`raft | |
| A flattened candlestick that has a handle`sconce | |
| A flea can jump how many times its own length`one hundred | |
| A fleet of ships`argosies | |
| A fleet of small ships`flotilla | |
| A fleshy part similar to a ----, such as the dewlap of a cow or the wattle of a fowl`jowl | |
| A flexible strip of leather or canvas used for sharpening a razor`strop | |
| A flight formation or arrangement of craft in this manner`echelon | |
| A flight transporting troops, civilian passengers, or supplies under such conditions`airlift | |
| A floating structure serving as a dock`pontoon | |
| A flood tide`flooding | |
| A flower of this plant. Also called clove pink`carnation | |
| A flower with brightly colored daisy like flowers`aster | |
| A flower with brightly coloured daisy like flowers`aster | |
| A flush toilet exists that dates back to`2000 bc | |
| A flute player is called a`flautist | |
| A focus of attention, feeling, thought, or action: 'an ------ of contempt.'`object | |
| A fold or pleat in cloth`wimple | |
| A folded tortilla filled with meat, cheese, beans etc. is called what`taco | |
| A font used for baptism`baptistery | |
| A food made chiefly from beef, dried fruit, and suet, used as emergency rations`pemmican | |
| A fool or buffoon at medieval courts`jester | |
| A foolish or stupid person: a blockhead:`jackass | |
| A foot-long ruler is inches long`twelve | |
| A foot-long ruler is __ inches long.`12 | |
| A force assumed to cause events that cannot be foreseen or controlled: luck: 'Chance will determine the outcome.'`chance | |
| A force that causes a fluid or solid to be drawn into an interior space or to adhere to a surface because of the difference between the external and`suction | |
| A force that tends to oppose or retard motion`resistance | |
| A forced labor camp or prison, especially for political dissidents`gulag | |
| A forerunner or predecessor`ancestor | |
| A forked leg rest on a sidesaddle`crutch | |
| A form of air pollution produced by the photochemical reaction of sunlight with hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides that have been released into the`smog | |
| A form of government in which all power is vested in a single ruler or other authority`absolutism | |
| A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule`sarcasm | |
| A formal -----ition of facts`expos | |
| A formal account of the proceedings or transactions of a group`report | |
| A formal act of civility, courtesy, or respect`compliment | |
| A formal agreement establishing such an association, especially an international treaty of friendship`alliance | |
| A formal breach of union within a Christian church`schism | |
| A formal discourse on a topic: an exposition`discussion | |
| A formal expression of praise: a tribute`encomia | |
| A formal justification or defense`apologies | |
| A formal reception, as at a royal court`levee | |
| A formal written document requesting a right or benefit from a person or group in authority`petition | |
| A formation of infantry carrying overlapping shields and long spears, developed by Philip II of Macedon and used by Alexander the Great`phalanges | |
| A formula used in exorcising`exorcism | |
| A fortified or walled town in early or medieval Europe`burg | |
| A fortified stronghold converted to residential use`castle | |
| A forward position seized by advancing troops in enemy territory as a foothold for further advance`bridgehead | |
| A foul quality: 'the ------ of corrupt government.'`stench | |
| A foul, degraded condition or place`dunghill | |
| A four-sided planar figure with a diamondlike shape: a rhombus that is not a square`lozenge | |
| A fragment of a brittle substance, as of glass or metal`shard | |
| A frame device used to support someone, such as an infant learning to walk or a convalescent learning to walk again`walker | |
| A frame or model around or on which something is formed or shaped`mold | |
| A framework consisting of two or more vertical bars, used to secure cattle in a stall or at a feed trough`stanchion | |
| A framework consisting of vertical, slanted supports and horizontal crosspieces supporting a bridge`trestle | |
| A frankfurter`wiener | |
| A freshwater sunfish (Lepomis auritus) of the eastern United States, having a reddish belly`redbreast | |
| A friendly relationship: 'formed many new ----------s over the summer.'`friendship | |
| A frightening story, especially one involving violence, evil, or the supernatural: a thriller`chiller | |
| A frivolous act or thing`frivolity | |
| A frolicsome or frivolous mood: 'spoken in ----.'`jest | |
| A full loaded supertanker travelling at normal speed takes a least ______ minutes to stop`twenty | |
| A fun, new winter sport`snowboarding | |
| A functionally similar bone in the leg or hind limb or a vertebrate animal. Also called thighbone`femora | |
| A functionally similar fluid in animals other than vertebrates`blood | |
| A functionally similar portion of the invertebrate nervous system`brain | |
| A furlike coating, as on the tongue`furrings | |
| A furnished vehicle drawn by a truck or automobile and used when parked as a dwelling or office`trailer | |
| A further reaction following the shock of a deeply disturbing occurrence or revelation: The industry continued to reel from ----------s of a disastrous`aftershock | |
| A gaiter covering the lower leg. Often used in the plural`puttee | |
| A game in which players form words from a group of randomly picked letters`anagrams | |
| A game in which small balls are struck into holes on inclined board`bagatelle | |
| A game of hocky starts with a...`bully-off | |
| A game of pool is referred to as a _____`frame | |
| A game played by fitting pegs into holes in a board`pegboard | |
| A game played with a set of these small blocks, generally 28 in number`dominos | |
| A game played with rackets and shuttlecock`badminton | |
| A game, especially a golf match, played by four persons, usually competing in pairs`foursome | |
| A gap between a main and auxiliary airfoil to provide space for airflow and facilitate the smooth passage of air over the wing`slot | |
| A gap or rift, especially in or as if in a solid structure such as a dike or fortification`breach | |
| A garment extending to just below the waist and usually forming the top part of a suit`coat | |
| A garment hanging from the waist and worn by women and girls`skirt | |
| A gas produced by the incomplete combustion of coal in a mine fire is very poisonous, what is its chemical name`carbon monoxide | |
| A gay, carefree time`frolic | |
| A gem its color is bright blue`lapis lazuli | |
| A gem its colour is bright blue`lapis lazuli | |
| A gemstone made of this mineral, noted for its rich iridescence`opal | |
| A gene that suppresses the phenotypic expression of another gene, especially of a mutant gene`suppressor | |
| A general class of ideas, terms, or things that mark divisions or coordinations within a conceptual scheme, especially: Aristotle's modes of objective being, such asquality, quantity, or relation, that`categories | |
| A general feeling of discomfort, dissatisfaction, or depression: Monday morning Oscar woke up with the ----s (New Yorker)`blah | |
| A general or descriptive heading, as of a book chapter`title | |
| A general physical examination`checkup | |
| A general state of alarm: a panic: 'a bomb ----- that necessitated evacuating the building.'`scare | |
| A general tendency or inclination. tendency`trend | |
| A generous portion of food`plateful | |
| A gentle, innocent person`doves | |
| A geodesic`dome | |
| A gherkin is a type of what`pickle | |
| A gift or grant`donation | |
| A gigantic mass of snow and ice, mixed with stones and earth, which falls from the mountains into the valleys is called a ______`avalanche | |
| A gimlet is gin mixed with what`lime juice | |
| A giraffe can clean its ears with its _____-inch tongue`twenty one | |
| A giraffe's neck contains the same number of ________ as a human`vertebrae | |
| A girl, especially a beautiful one`nymph | |
| A glass container filled with a chemical such as tear gas that is dispersed when the container is thrown and broken`grenade | |
| A glass pot with a pouring spout, used in making coffee`carafe | |
| A glass-covered bed of soil heated with fermenting manure or by electricity, used for the germination of seeds or for protecting tender plants`hotbed | |
| A globe is the symbol for which muse`urania | |
| A globular body of air or gas formed within a liquid: 'air ------s rising to the surface.'`bubble | |
| A glossy, resinous material, such as the exudation of the ------- tree, used as a surface coating`lacquer | |
| A glow worm isn't a worm, its a`beetle | |
| A goal to which adherents of a religious faith or practice fervently aspire`mecca | |
| A gold coin of some South American countries bearing the figure of one of these vultures`condor | |
| A gold coin of the Venetian Republic. Also called zecchino`sequin | |
| A gold or silver coin equal in weight to one of these units, especially the chief silver coin of the ancient Hebrews`shekel | |
| A governing body of a local congregation in certain Reformed churches`consistory | |
| A government branch or department and its employees: 'the diplomatic -------.'`service | |
| A government in power: administration: 'suffered under the new regime.'`regimes | |
| A government in which power is restricted to a few is a(n) __________.`oligarchy | |
| A government in which power is restricted to a few is a(n)`oligarchy | |
| A government in which power is restricted to a few is a`oligarchy | |
| A grabatologist collects ____.`Ties | |
| A gradation of a color made by adding white to it to lessen its saturation`tint | |
| A gradual diminution in number or strength because of constant stress`attrition | |
| A granular substance produced by grinding`meal | |
| A graphic or other representation of such a line`ray | |
| A graphic record made by a recording instrument, such as a cardiograph or seismograph`tracings | |
| A grave misfortune`disaster | |
| A grave robber`ghoul | |
| A grayish yellow-brown to moderate reddish brown`fawn | |
| A great downpour: a deluge`cataract | |
| A great quantity: an abundance`affluence | |
| A great swell, surge, or undulating mass, as of smoke or sound`billow | |
| A great wave resulting from an earthquakes is called a (an)`tsunami | |
| A great whirlpool`maelstrom | |
| A greedy or avaricious person`miser | |
| A greedy, rapacious person`cormorant | |
| A greek dip made from cod's roe olive oil etc`taramasalata | |
| A green or yellow liqueur brandy`chartreuse | |
| A green patina or crust of copper sulfate or copper chloride formed on copper, brass, and bronze exposed to air or seawater for long periods of time`verdigris | |
| A greeting card`carding | |
| A greeting`card | |
| A grey brown finch`linnet | |
| A griffin has the body of a lion and the head of a what`eagle | |
| A gritty psychedelic version of Dale Hawkin's 'Suzy Q' was on which group's first album in 1968`Creedence Clearwater Revival | |
| A groove made by such a hammer`fullers | |
| A grotesque or comical representation of a face, worn especially to frighten or amuse, as at Halloween`mask | |
| A grotesque ornamental figure or projection`gargoyle | |
| A group migrating together`migration | |
| A group of ---- strands bundled or twisted together as a functional unit: cable`wire | |
| A group of Gorillas is called a :`band | |
| A group of animals lodged in such a building`stabled | |
| A group of bees with a queen bee in migration to establish a new colony. flock1`swarm | |
| A group of chicken is called a`brood | |
| A group of conspirators`conspiracy | |
| A group of cultivated trees or plants`plantation | |
| A group of ducks is called`brace | |
| A group of eight singers or eight instrumentalists`octet | |
| A group of fawning admirers`claque | |
| A group of five performers`quintet | |
| A group of four singers or four instrumentalists`quartet | |
| A group of four`quartet | |
| A group of geese on the ground is a gaggle, a group of geese in the air is a`skein | |
| A group of gorillas is known as a ___________.`band | |
| A group of gorillas is known as a`band | |
| A group of humans broadly distinguished from other groups by mutual interests, participation in characteristic relationships, shared institutions, and a`societies | |
| A group of kangaroos is known as a _______.`troop | |
| A group of kangaroos is known as a _______`Troop | |
| A group of kangaroos is known as a`troop | |
| A group of law enforcers`posse | |
| A group of like items or individuals gathered or placed together: 'a ----- of keys on a ring: people standing around in -----es.'`bunch | |
| A group of objects or works to be seen, studied, or kept together`collection | |
| A group of oysters is know as a(n) _____`bed | |
| A group of partridges is called a`covey | |
| A group of people joined by similar backgrounds, occupations, interests, or tastes: 'the ---------- of bird watchers.'`fraternity | |
| A group of people or things arranged or following in order: a sequence: A ---------- of one-man stalls offered soft drinks (Alec Waugh). series`succession | |
| A group of people under the leadership of one person, especially the members of a church`flock | |
| A group of people united or classified together on the basis of common history, nationality, or geographic distribution: 'the German race.'`races | |
| A group of people working, traveling, or assembled together: 'a ------- of firefighters: buses carrying -------s of tourists.'`platoon | |
| A group of pigs is called a`litter | |
| A group of related courses, often in a special field of study: 'the engineering curriculum.'`curricula | |
| A group of related things intended to be used together: a set`suite | |
| A group of rhinos are called a(n) __________.`crash | |
| A group of seven singers or seven instrumentalists`septet | |
| A group of six singers or six instrumentalists`sextet | |
| A group of soldiers`troop | |
| A group of three singers or three instrumentalists`trio | |
| A group of trees planted and cultivated for the production of fruit or nuts: 'an orange -----.'`grove | |
| A group of two singers or two instrumentalists`duet | |
| A group of vessels or vehicles, such as taxicabs or fishing boats, owned or operated as a unit`fleetly | |
| A group or combination of five associated by common properties or behavior`quintuplet | |
| A group or combination of four associated by common properties or behavior`quadruplet | |
| A group or combination of six associated by common properties or behavior`sextuplet | |
| A group or series of ten`decade | |
| A group organized for such a trip or for a shorter sightseeing excursion`tour | |
| A group regarded as a distinct entity within a larger group`unit | |
| A group, as of commuters or parents, participating in a`carpool | |
| A growth of such filaments, as that forming the coat of an animal or covering the scalp of a human`hair | |
| A growth or tract of stunted vegetation`scrub | |
| A gruff surly utterance: 'The desk officer answered my greeting with a -----.'`growl | |
| A grumbling or sulky mood: 'in a ------ about the long line for tickets.'`grouch | |
| A guiding spirit`muse | |
| A habitual criminal`outlaw | |
| A habitual practice of a person: 'my ------ of reading a little before sleep.' habit`custom | |
| A haircut in which the hair is cropped close to the head`butch | |
| A hairdo: a coiffure`headdress | |
| A hairy or hairlike growth such as that on or near the face of certain mammals`beard | |
| A halberd or similar weapon with a hooked blade and a long handle`bill | |
| A half of a symmetrical, approximately spherical object as divided by a plane of symmetry`hemisphere | |
| A hanging at each side of a stage directly behind the proscenium that serves to block the wing area and sidelights from the audience`tormenter | |
| A hanging flap along the edge of a garment`jags | |
| A happening: an occurrence`haps | |
| A harbour for pleasure boats`marina | |
| A hard material made of compacted binary compounds of carbon and heavy metals, used to make tools that cut metal`carbide | |
| A hard protuberance, such as an antler or projection on the head of a giraffe or rhinoceros, that is similar to or suggestive of a horn`horns | |
| A hard working adult sweats up to ______ gallons per day`four | |
| A hardening or nonhardening material having a consistency similar to ---- and used for modeling`clay | |
| A harmonized hymn, especially one for organ`choral | |
| A harsh or trying circumstance: hardship. difficulty`rigor | |
| A head covering of distinctive color and shape worn as a symbol of office`hat | |
| A headband or fillet`snood | |
| A headdress, worn by women of the Middle Ages, consisting of interlaced wire`fret | |
| A headsman`headman | |
| A health profession concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, & treatment of disorders of the teeth & adjacent tissues of the head, neck, & mouth`dentistry | |
| A health profession concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders of the teeth and adjacent tissues of the head, neck, and mouth`dentistry | |
| A heated controversy`uproar | |
| A heated enclosure in which fowls are raised`brooder | |
| A heavenly body moving under the attraction of the Sun and consisting of a nucleus and a tail is a(n) _______`Comet | |
| A heavenly body moving under the attraction of the Sun and consisting of a nucleus and a tail is a(n)`comet | |
| A heavily reinforced building used for launch operations of missiles and space launch vehicles`blockhouse | |
| A heavily spiced sauce or relish made with curry powder and eaten with rice, meat, fish, or other food`curried | |
| A heavy aerial bombardment`blitz | |
| A heavy hammer having a wedge-shaped head and used for splitting logs`mauled | |
| A heavy harrow for breaking clods of earth`braked | |
| A heavy weight: a burden: 'This job is a --------- around my neck.'`millstone | |
| A heavy winter fog containing ice crystals is a _____`pogonip | |
| A heavy-napped cotton twill fabric`moleskin | |
| A hedgehog's heart beats ______ times a minute on average`three hundred | |
| A hen kept for laying eggs`layer | |
| A herb or drug described as 'diaphoretic', causes what condition`perspiration | |
| A herb or drug described as 'haemostatic' performs which effect`stops bleeding | |
| A herring or salmon that has been split, salted, and smoked`kipper | |
| A heterodox opinion or doctrine`heterodoxy | |
| A heterotrophic organism that ingests other organisms or organic matter in a food chain`consumer | |
| A hidden or secluded spot`nook | |
| A high administrator in one of the modern colonial empires`proconsul | |
| A high government official or bureaucrat`mandarin | |
| A high location or area`altitude | |
| A high place or structure commanding a wide view, used for observation`lookout | |
| A high-intensity lamp with parabolic mirrors, used in photography`sunlamp | |
| A high-pitched electronic sound: a bleep`blip | |
| A highest point or culmination`solstice | |
| A highly accurate clock used as a standard for timing other clocks`regulator | |
| A highly luminous, intensely hot spherical cloud of dust, gas, and vapor generated by a nuclear explosion`fireball | |
| A highway without tolls`freeway | |
| A highway`route | |
| A hippo can open its mouth wide enough to fit a 4 foot tall ______`child | |
| A hired mourner`weeper | |
| A hired ruffian: a thug`bully | |
| A hitchcock film based on a novel by daphne du maurier`the birds | |
| A hobble for an animal`shackle | |
| A hole formed by excavating`excavation | |
| A hole or pipe from which water is discharged`waterspout | |
| A hollow area within the body: 'a sinus cavity.'`cavities | |
| A hollow block of wood struck with a drumstick to produce percussive effects in an orchestra`woodblock | |
| A hollow chamber or cavity with dimensions chosen to permit internal resonant oscillation of electromagnetic or acoustical waves of specific frequencies`resonator | |
| A hollow metal rod with a heavy rubber tip or tips that is wielded and twirled by a drum major or drum majorette`baton | |
| A homologous bone of the skull in other vertebrates`maxilla | |
| A homologous or similar part in other animals, as the terminal part of the forelimb in certain vertebrates`hand | |
| A homologous organ or tissue in other vertebrates`spleen | |
| A homologous posterior part in quadrupeds`hip | |
| A hoop worn under skirts is called a what`farthingale | |
| A horse for riding on a road`roadster | |
| A horse named Nita beat the first locomotive ever built in America in a famous race in 1830, what was the name of the train?`Tom Thumb | |
| A horse that is used for labor rather than for racing or riding`workhorse | |
| A horse trained for battle: a cavalry horse`charger | |
| A horserace with only one horse entered, won by the mere formality of walking the length of the track`walkover | |
| A hospital for foundlings`creche | |
| A hostile act`hostility | |
| A hostile course or mood: 'The chef is on the ------- today.'`warpath | |
| A hostile feeling or act. enmity`animosity | |
| A hostile power or force, such as a nation`enemies | |
| A hot or warm southerly wind, especially one moving toward a low barometric pressure center`sirocco | |
| A hot spicy root used in cooking`ginger | |
| A hot spring which shoots steam into the air is a _______ ?`Geyser | |
| A hot spring which shoots steam into the air is a _______.`geyser | |
| A hot spring which shoots steam into the air is a`geyser | |
| A hot spring`geyser | |
| A house built or faced with brownish-red sandstone`brownstone | |
| A house joined to another on one side only`semi-detached | |
| A house or stronghold perched on a height`eyrie | |
| A house so small that it is likened to a toy house`dollhouse | |
| A household or family`housed | |
| A hu--- regardless of sex or age: a person`man | |
| A huge animal, possibly the hippopotamus, described in the Bible`behemoth | |
| A humiliating error, failure, or defeat: His characters not only survive their snarled problems and --------s but learn from their experiences (Joyce`pratfall | |
| A hummingbird weighs less than a`penny | |
| A humorous 5 line verse`limerick | |
| A humped upper back`humpback | |
| A huntsman`courser | |
| A hybrid language or dialect: a pidgin`jargon | |
| A hydrodaktulopsychicharmonica is a variety of`musical glasses | |
| A hydroelectric power plant`hydros | |
| A hymn or song of praise`laud | |
| A jail for the detention of military personnel guilty of minor offenses or awaiting court-martial`guardhouse | |
| A jail or prison on board a U.S. Navy or Coast Guard vessel`brig | |
| A janitor: 'worked nights as --------- of a high school.'`custodian | |
| A jellyfish is 95 percent`water | |
| A jinni`genie | |
| A job: employment: 'looking for ----.'`work | |
| A joint formed by interlocking one or more such tenons and mortises`dovetail | |
| A joint in quadrupeds corresponding to the wrist`carpus | |
| A joint in the leg of a domestic fowl similar to the ---- of a quadruped`hock | |
| A jointed model of the human body used by artists, especially to demonstrate the arrangement of drapery. Also called lay figure`mannequin | |
| A journey or trip: 'a sightseeing ------.'`safari | |
| A jumble: a hodgepodge`hash | |
| A jury making such an inquiry`inquest | |
| A kangaroo is a member of the phylum vertebrata. What class does it belong to`mammalia | |
| A kangaroo's young is called`joey | |
| A keeper of a public house`publican | |
| A kill: a quarry`killings | |
| A kilometer`kilos | |
| A kind of expanded polystyrene`styrofoam | |
| A kind of hard unglazed pottery`basalt | |
| A kind of low-fat curd cheese`quark | |
| A kind of parrot`macaw | |
| A kind of small domestic fowl`bantam | |
| A kind of tortoise in the galapagos islands has an upturned shell at its neck so it can reach its head up to eat what`Cactus Branches | |
| A kind of walking frame`zimmer | |
| A kingfisher is also known to the ancient greeks as a`halcyon | |
| A kipper is what type of smoked fish`herring | |
| A kiss`osculation | |
| A knight's page`varlet | |
| A knot forming a loop that does not slip`bowline | |
| A knot made so that it can readily be untied by pulling one free end`slipknot | |
| A kookaburra is a native bird of which country`australia | |
| A lack of tact: awkwardness`gaucherie | |
| A lack of variety or change: monotony`sameness | |
| A lamp that produces such a light`spotlight | |
| A large French country house`chateau | |
| A large S.American vulture`condor | |
| A large area with a high ceiling, as in a hotel lobby`rotunda | |
| A large assembly, often international, especially of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts`jamboree | |
| A large bar moved vertically to stamp or pound, as in a press or mill`pestle | |
| A large barrel or cask with this capacity`hogshead | |
| A large beer glass, generally holding a pint or more`schooner | |
| A large blob or clot: and makes it bleed great ----- of blood (Oscar Wilde)`gouts | |
| A large body of organized troops`battalion | |
| A large box for valuables`coffer | |
| A large building for public meetings or performances`auditoria | |
| A large but unspecified amount of money`megabucks | |
| A large cage or building for keeping birds`aviary | |
| A large compound leaf of a palm`frond | |
| A large drinking cup with a wide mouth`beaker | |
| A large farm on which a particular crop or kind of animal is raised: 'a mink ranch.'`ranches | |
| A large feather or cluster of feathers worn as an ornament or symbol of rank, as on a helmet`plume | |
| A large fortified residential building`castle | |
| A large furniture van`pantechnicon | |
| A large glass especially for sherry`schooner | |
| A large group of people`regiment | |
| A large group of things: a host`throng | |
| A large helium or hot-air balloon constructed so as to resemble a figure or object when inflated`inflatable | |
| A large instrument having a fixed and a movable arm on a graduated stock, used for measuring the diameters of logs and similar objects`caliper | |
| A large low structure often open on all sides`shed | |
| A large marine food and game fish (Coryphaena hippurus) found worldwide in tropical waters, having an iridescent blue back, yellow sides, a steep blunt forehead,and a long continuous dorsal fin`dolphin | |
| A large mass of people moving or acting as a body`droves | |
| A large military unit trained for combat: an army`legion | |
| A large number or amount: a multitude`plurality | |
| A large oven in which pottery is fired is a ____`kiln | |
| A large patterned handkerchief`bandanna | |
| A large quantity or amount: an abundance`plenty | |
| A large reusable receptacle that can accommodate smaller cartons or cases in a single shipment, designed for efficient handling of cargo`container | |
| A large room or hall for receptions, public entertainment, or exhibitions`saloon | |
| A large rounded outgrowth on the trunk or branch of a tree`burl | |
| A large sandwich consisting of a long roll split lengthwise and filled with layers of meat, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, and condiments. Also called sub1,also called regionally Cuban sandwich, grinder, hero, hoagie, Italian`submarine | |
| A large sea birdor greedy person`gannet | |
| A large section or block of the earth's crust that is more rigid than the surrounding rock and has been moved or displaced as a unit`massif | |
| A large shed for the housing of vehicles, such as railroad cars`barn | |
| A large stately residence`manse | |
| A large tent`marquee | |
| A large thick skinned mammal`pachyderm | |
| A large type of jug`pitcher | |
| A large underground chamber, as in a cave`cavern | |
| A large whale needs more than _____ tonnes of food a day`two | |
| A large wolf spider (Lycosa tarentula) of southern Europe, once thought to cause tarantism`tarantula | |
| A large, indefinite portion of the earth's surface`region | |
| A large, open pleasure boat used for parties, pageants, or formal ceremonies`barge | |
| A large, strong, courageous woman`virago | |
| A large, unadorned building used for temporary occupancy. Often used in the plural`barrack | |
| A large, usually wooden crucifix surmounting the ---- screen or ---- beam of a medieval church`rood | |
| A large-scale tactical exercise carried out under simulated conditions of war. Often used in the plural`maneuver | |
| A lateral division or subdivision of certain other plant parts, such as a root or flower cluster`branch | |
| A latin American dance usually performed in single file`conga | |
| A law in Alexandria, Minnesota makes it illegal for a husband to make love to his wife if his breath smells like garlic, onions, or ________.`sardines | |
| A law in Oblong, Illinois makes it a crime to make love while fishing or hunting on your ________ ___.`wedding day | |
| A lawn or meadow`sward | |
| A layer of ballast directly under the ties`roadbed | |
| A layer of mudlike sediment on the floor of oceans and lakes, composed chiefly of remains of microscopic sea animals`ooze | |
| A layout of printed matter`mockup | |
| A layperson having spiritual charge over a person or group`pastors | |
| A leader in a field: 'the fashion house that is the ---------.' Also called pacesetter`pacemaker | |
| A leader of a choir`chorister | |
| A leader of an Arab family or village`sheik | |
| A leader of the common people in ancient times`demagog | |
| A league or association formed by federating, especially a government or political body established through federal union`federation | |
| A leather or wire restraining appliance that, when fitted over an animal's snout, prevents biting and eating`muzzle | |
| A lecturer or tour guide in a museum or cathedral`docent | |
| A legal exemption from liability for damages`indemnity | |
| A legal word, expression, or rule`legalism | |
| A legendary or moral tale`fable | |
| A leisurely walk or stroll`saunter | |
| A length of netting attached to a woman's hat or habit, worn for decoration or to protect the head and face`veil | |
| A lenient act`leniencies | |
| A lesion causedby anthrax`anthraces | |
| A letter might end with SWAK, which is an acronym for`sealed with a kiss | |
| A letter, such as a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y in the English alphabet, that represents a`vowel | |
| A lever or pedal controlling such a valve`throttle | |
| A licentious man: a lecher`satyr | |
| A lie: a falsehood`mendacity | |
| A life`buoy | |
| A light aircraft without an engine`glider | |
| A light aircraft`runabout | |
| A light automotive transport or delivery vehicle`wagon | |
| A light canvas shoe with a plaited sole`espadrille | |
| A light chairlike carriage with three of four wheels for transporting small children`stroller | |
| A light clear red color`cerise | |
| A light clear red colour`cerise | |
| A light dueling or fencing sword having an arched guard covering the hand and a tapered flexible blade with a cutting edge on one side and on the tip`saber | |
| A light four-wheeled carriage used for occasions of ceremony or for pleasure`chariot | |
| A light iron-tipped S.African spear`assegal | |
| A light iron-tipped south african spear`assegal | |
| A light meal eaten before going to bed`supper | |
| A light meal or repast`refection | |
| A light meal permitted on fast days`collation | |
| A light slender sword for thrusting`rapier | |
| A light to brilliant bluish green`turquoise | |
| A light wooden frame on runners, used by children for coasting over snow or ice`sled | |
| A light, good-humored satire`lampoon | |
| A light, happy tune or song`lilt | |
| A light, portable computer that is generally thinner than a laptop`notebook | |
| A light, sometimes ornamental roofed structure, used for amusement or shelter, as at parks or fairs: 'a picnic --------.'`pavilion | |
| A lightproof cartridge containing photographic film or plates, used in specially designed cameras`cassette | |
| A lightweight canoe that is similar in design`kayak | |
| A lightweight cotton canvas used especially for clothing and upholstery`sailcloth | |
| A lightweight, waterproof fabric that was originally of rubberized cotton`macintosh | |
| A likeness or image, especially of a person`effigies | |
| A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a(n) _______`median | |
| A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a(n)`median | |
| A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a`median | |
| A line indicating the heights of high and low tide`watermark | |
| A line of people or objects forming a barrier: 'a ----- of spectators along the sidewalk.'`hedge | |
| A line of verse consisting of four measures of two feet each, especially one in iambic, trochaic, or anapestic meter in classical prosody`tetrameter | |
| A line of verse using this meter: for example, (Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house (Clement Clarke Moore)`anapaest | |
| A line that represents such an outline.`contour | |
| A lining`liner | |
| A lintel`summer | |
| A liquid rich in organic compounds and providing favorable conditions for the emergence and growth of life forms: 'primordial ----.'`soup | |
| A list of ancestors: a family tree`pedigree | |
| A list of the names of military officers and enlisted personnel enrolled in a particular unit`roster | |
| A list: 'a listing of physicians.'`listings | |
| A literary composition in the form of a letter`epistle | |
| A literary movement especially of late 19th-century France and England characterized by refined aestheticism, artifice, and the quest`decadence | |
| A literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats`epic | |
| A literary work or film that is a mix of fact and fiction`faction | |
| A literary work written in an impassioned or exalted style`rhapsodies | |
| A litter box, especially for a cat`sandbox | |
| A little over one hundred years ago, -------- arrived in the United States for the first time. It was transmitted by an infection carried aboard the Hamburg-American Line's Moravia on August 30, 1892.`cholera | |
| A little sonata`sonatina | |
| A lively dance, originating in France in the 18th century, having varied, intricate patterns and steps`cotillion | |
| A living creature slain and offered as a sacrifice during a religious rite`victim | |
| A localized pathological change in a bodily organ or tissue`lesion | |
| A logo`logotype | |
| A lonely or secluded place`solitude | |
| A long braid of hair worn hanging down the back of the neck: a pigtail`queue | |
| A long broad tree lined street`boulevard | |
| A long cylindrical pillow`bolster | |
| A long enclosed passage, such as a hallway or corridor`galleries | |
| A long journey or search, especially one of exalted purpose or moral significance`pilgrimage | |
| A long loose outer garment, as that worn by artists and craftspeople: a smock`frock | |
| A long narrow chain of hills or mountains. Also called -----line`ridge | |
| A long narrow chain of hills or mountains. Also called ridgeline`ridges | |
| A long narrow straight valley on the moon's surface`rill | |
| A long narrow strip of material used for ornament or decoration`streamer | |
| A long or indefinite period`aeon | |
| A long pole extending upward at an angle from the mast of a derrick to support or guide objects being lifted or suspended`boom | |
| A long projecting tooth or toothlike part`tusk | |
| A long row of cut hay or grain left to dry in a field before being bundled`windrow | |
| A long sled made of two shorter sleds joined in tandem`bobsled | |
| A long stole worn by members of the Anglican clergy`tippet | |
| A long thick growth of hair on a person's head`mane | |
| A long thick section of trimmed, unhewn timber`log | |
| A long thin French type of bread`baguette | |
| A long thin float attached parallel to a seagoing canoe by projecting spars as a means of preventing it from capsizing`outrigger | |
| A long tunic worn by men in the Near East`caftan | |
| A long wave that has reached its peak or broken into foam: a breaker`comber | |
| A long wax-coated wick used to light candles or gas lamps`taper | |
| A long wined sea bird related to the petrel`albatross | |
| A long, animated conversation or discussion`gabfest | |
| A long, tapering flag bearing heraldic devices distinctive of a person or corporation`standard | |
| A long, tapering, braided rawhide or leather whip with a snapper on the end`blacksnake | |
| A long, usually formal dress for a woman`gown | |
| A long-distance race other than a footrace: 'a swimming --------.'`marathon | |
| A long-stemmed dish used for holding fruit, nuts, or candy`compote | |
| A loofah is a type of what`plant | |
| A loofah is generally found in which room of the house`bathroom | |
| A loose fold of skin covering the glans clitoridis`prepuce | |
| A loose robe worn by the Japanese`kimono | |
| A loose scaly crust coating a surface, especially of a plant`scurf | |
| A loosely fitted, one-piece garment having short bloomers that is worn especially by small children for play`romper | |
| A loosely fitting dress that hangs straight: a shift`chemise | |
| A loosely fitting garment resembling a long shirt, worn especially by European workmen`blouse | |
| A loosely tangled bunch or mass: 'a --- of unruly hair.'`mop | |
| A loosely tangled bunch or mass: 'a mop of unruly hair.'`mopped | |
| A losing first throw in the game of ----s`crap | |
| A loss for the sake of something gained: a sacrifice: 'achieved speed at the ------- of accuracy.'`expense | |
| A loss of memory is known as`amnesia | |
| A lot of lovemaking can unblock a stuffy nose. Sex is a natural ____________. It can help combat asthma and hay fever.`antihistamine | |
| A lottery, typically with an accumulating jackpot, in which participants play numbers of their choice in a random drawing`lotto | |
| A loud party`brawl | |
| A loud racket: a din`clangor | |
| A lover of the fine arts: a connoisseur`dilettante | |
| A low bench or support for the feet or knees in sitting or kneeling, as a footrest`stool | |
| A low-cut shoe fastened to the foot by an ankle strap`sandal | |
| A low-growing European plant (Bellis perennis) having flower heads with pink or white rays. Also called English daisy`daisies | |
| A lowland region saturated with water`swamp | |
| A ludicrous or mocking imitation: a travesty: 'The antics of the defense attorneys turned the trial into a --------- of justice.'`burlesque | |
| A lug nut`lugs | |
| A lumberjack or logger`lumberman | |
| A lump of pure gold the size of a matchbox can be flattened into a sheet the size of a`tennis court | |
| A lump of pure gold the size of a matchbox can be flattened into a sheet the size of what`a tennis court | |
| A luxurious, well-designed automobile or other vehicle`dreamboat | |
| A lyric poet`minstrel | |
| A machine for harvesting crops: a reaper`harvester | |
| A machine for projecting an image onto a screen`projector | |
| A machine for shaping metal or wood`lathe | |
| A machine for the automatic extraction of -----als, especially of coal`miner | |
| A machine for the automatic extraction of minerals, especially of coal`miners | |
| A machine for washing dishes`dishwasher | |
| A machine in which materials are ground and blended or crushed`mortar | |
| A machine or implement used to remove the seeds from fruit`seeder | |
| A machine or structural part that supports another part`bearings | |
| A machine or substance used in cleaning`cleaners | |
| A machine or tool for planting seeds`planter | |
| A machine that reads, sorts, and prints out information from punched cards`tabulator | |
| A machine used to apply such a blast`sandblast | |
| A machine, such as a lathe, used to cut and shape machine parts or other objects`tool | |
| A maggot is the larva of which insect`fly | |
| A magic potion or charm`philter | |
| A magnesia-rich sedimentary rock resembling limestone`dolomite | |
| A magnificent tomb`mausoleum | |
| A magnum of champagne is how many litres`1.5 | |
| A major item of trade in steady demand`staple | |
| A major route of transportation into which local routes flow. way`arteries | |
| A maker of mischief`gremlin | |
| A male DONKEY is called a ____`jackass | |
| A male OX is called a ____`steer | |
| A male bondservant`bondsman | |
| A male cat is called a what`tom | |
| A male friend`boyfriend | |
| A male goose`gander | |
| A male horse is called a...`Stallion | |
| A male political leader regarded as a disinterested promoter of the public good`statesman | |
| A male produces approximately _________ sperm in one minute.`50,000 | |
| A male singer whose sexual organs have been modified is known as a what`castrato | |
| A male witch`warlock | |
| A malicious story, piece of gossip, or petty complaint`tale | |
| A man is walking through the woods heading north... he takes 4 90 degree turns to the left, then 3 90 degree turns to the right, and then turns 360 degre`west | |
| A man named Charles Osborne had the hiccups for _________ years`sixty nine | |
| A man sharing the same racial, cultural, or national background as another`kinsman | |
| A man skilled in equitation`horseman | |
| A man skilled in the use of a gun`gunman | |
| A man who has lost his wife by death`widower | |
| A man' penis can stay constantly erect , by applying camel's ____ and honey, according to the "Kama Sutra"` milk | |
| A man's "G-Spot" is his _____?`prostate | |
| A man's beard grows fastest when he ______`anticipates sex | |
| A man's detachable shirt front`dickey | |
| A man's hairstyle with the hair brushed up from the forehead`pompadour | |
| A man's tall silk hat`stovepipe | |
| A man's testicles increase in size by __% when he is aroused.`50 | |
| A man's testicles increase in size by how much when he is aroused?`50% | |
| A manager: a producer`impresario | |
| A maneuver in snow skiing in which the tips of the skis are brought together in order to slow or stop progress`snowplow | |
| A maneuver in which an enemy force is attacked from two flanks and the front`pincer | |
| A maneuver, stratagem, or ploy, especially one used at an initial stage`gambit | |
| A mannequin used in displaying clothes`dummies | |
| A mannequin`manikin | |
| A manner of walking: a particular gait`step | |
| A manor house`mansion | |
| A manual containing operating instructions, as for an appliance or machine`workbook | |
| A manual giving basic instruction in a subject, usually by rote or repetition`catechism | |
| A manuscript in the author's handwriting`autograph | |
| A manuscript written in ------- characters`cursive | |
| A map showing actual or planned features, such as streets and building lots`plat | |
| A march in a line`defile | |
| A margin of freedom or variation, as of activity, time, or expenditure: latitude. room`leeway | |
| A marigraph is an instrument which records what`tide level | |
| A mark cut or painted on a tree to indicate a trail`blaze | |
| A mark on a surface differing sharply in color from its surroundings`spot | |
| A mark or a perforation indicating ---celing`can | |
| A mark or marks made`markings | |
| A mark or scar left in the skin by such a pustule: a pockmark`pocks | |
| A mark or words printed over a postage stamp to note a change in use or a special occasion`overprint | |
| A mark used in England to stamp gold and silver articles that meet established standards of purity`hallmark | |
| A marmot (Marmota caligata) of the mountains of northwest North America, having a grayish coat and a shrill, whistling cry`whistler | |
| A married woman: a matron`dame | |
| A marsh plant (Calla palustris) of the North Temperate Zone, having small, densely clustered, greenish flowers partly enclosed in a spreading white`calla | |
| A marvelous real place or scene`wonderland | |
| A mashie, niblick and wedge are types of what`golf clubs | |
| A masked ball`masquerade | |
| A mass arrival or incoming: 'an ------ of visitors to the city: large ------es of refugees.'`influx | |
| A mass of flowers on a tree`blossom | |
| A mass, as of dust, smoke, or steam, suspended in the atmosphere or in outer space`cloud | |
| A massive ensemble of hundreds of millions of stars, all gravitationally interacting, and orbiting about a common center?`galaxy | |
| A material of a particular kind or constitution`substance | |
| A material or substance used in insulating: 'soundproof cork ----------: a layer of trapped air that serves as ----------.'`insulation | |
| A material resembling this fabric`felted | |
| A matter of doubt`dubieties | |
| A matter of regret: 'It's a pity she can't attend the reception.'`pitied | |
| A matter to be dealt with: a task: 'Finding affordable housing can be a difficult ----osition.'`prop | |
| A maul used by masons in fitting stones`gavel | |
| A meadow: 'a ----- of buttercups.'`field | |
| A meal at which each guest brings food that is then shared by all. Also called ------- supper`potluck | |
| A meal or course served on a`platter | |
| A meal that is well prepared and abundantly enjoyed`feast | |
| A mean or despicable person`cocksucker | |
| A means by which such a preference is made known, such as a raised hand or a marked ballot`vote | |
| A means of adjusting`adjustment | |
| A means of expiating`expiation | |
| A means of livelihood: maintenance`alimonies | |
| A means of protection or defense: a bulwark. bulwark`rampart | |
| A means of release or gratification, as for energies, drives, or desires: 'exercised as an ------ for frustration.'`outlet | |
| A means of saving time or effort`shortcut | |
| A measure of capacity equal to one cup`cupful | |
| A measure of liquid capacity, especially one equivalent to approximately 252 gallons (954 liters)`tuns | |
| A measure of the disorder or randomness in a closed system`entropies | |
| A measurement, calculation, or location used as a basis for comparison`baseline | |
| A measuring instrument consisting of two graduated arms hinged together at one end`sector | |
| A meat or poultry stew with dumplings`potpie | |
| A mechanical device for feeding coal to a furnace`stoker | |
| A mechanical device for lighting a cigarette, cigar, or pipe`lighters | |
| A mechanical device of a camera that controls the duration of a photographic exposure, as by opening and closing to allow light coming through the lens to`shutter | |
| A mechanical device that grinds: 'a meat -------.'`grinder | |
| A mechanical device that is used to obtain and analyze samples`sampler | |
| A mechanical drawing produced by any of various similar photographic processes, such as one that creates blue or black lines on a white background`blueprint | |
| A mechanical or electrical mechanism used to detonate an explosive charge or device such as a bomb or grenade: A mechanical... switch is used to initiate the ----s(International`fuze | |
| A mechanism, as in a typewriter, that controls the lateral movement of the carriage`escapement | |
| A medical student`medico | |
| A medication that aids in expelling gas from the intestines is called a ________`Carminative | |
| A medication, anesthetic, or other compound in vapor or aerosol form, taken by inhalation`inhalant | |
| A medicine that hastens the emptying of the bowels is called a`laxative | |
| A medieval martial sport in which two groups of mounted and armored combatants fought against each other with blunted lances or swords`tournament | |
| A medieval officer of high rank, usually serving as military commander in the absence of a monarch`constable | |
| A medieval outer garment, especially a laced jacket or bodice`corset | |
| A medieval surcoat`tunic | |
| A medium to light gray`platinum | |
| A meeting at which such information is presented`briefings | |
| A meeting held around such a fire`campfire | |
| A meeting of lovers`tryst | |
| A meeting or meeting place that has been agreed on. engagement`tryst | |
| A meeting, session, or sitting, as of a learned or legislative body`seance | |
| A member of The Society of Friends`quaker | |
| A member of a Germanic people that overran Gaul, Spain, and northern Africa in the fourth and fifth centuries A.D. and sacked Rome in 455`vandal | |
| A member of a board elected or appointed to direct the funds and policy of an institution`trustee | |
| A member of a gang of delinquents`gangster | |
| A member of a government-sponsored group designated as a corps: 'Peace Corpsmen.'`corpsman | |
| A member of a labor or trade union`unionist | |
| A member of a military tank crew`tanker | |
| A member of a political party or group that advocates socialism`socialist | |
| A member of a regiment originally armed with lances`lancer | |
| A member of a school form: 'a fifth ------.'`former | |
| A member of a tribal people`tribesman | |
| A member of a vigilance committee`vigilante | |
| A member of an aristocracy: an aristocrat`patrician | |
| A member of an armed troop employed in patrolling a specific region`ranger | |
| A member of any of similar, ornately uniformed European units of light cavalry`hussar | |
| A member of any of the Tai-speaking peoples of Thailand, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, China, and Vietnam`dais | |
| A member of any of the further sets of mathematical objects, such as negative integers and real numbers`numbered | |
| A member of any of these peoples`pueblo | |
| A member of such a force`commando | |
| A member of the Commonwealth, which is the most southerly African country through which the Greenwich meridian passes`ghana | |
| A member of the Commonwealth, which is the most southerly African country through which the reenwich meridian passes`ghana | |
| A member of the Electoral College of the United States`electors | |
| A member of the Muslim dynasty founded by Baber that ruled India until 1857`mogul | |
| A member of the National Guard`guardsman | |
| A member of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party that seized power in that country in November 1917`bolshevik | |
| A member of the faculty of a college or university usually having qualified status without rank or tenure`lecturer | |
| A member of the higher branch of the municipal or borough council in England and Ireland before 1974`alderman | |
| A member of the largest group of algae in the golden algae phylum`diatom | |
| A member of the ruling council of the Iroquois confederacy`sachem | |
| A member of the violin family`fiddle | |
| A member of which perfumery family was the court jeweller to tsar nicholas and is famed for his easter eggs`faberge | |
| A member, such as a beam, that projects beyond a fulcrum and is supported by a balancing member or a downward force behind the fulcrum`cantilever | |
| A membranous part that divides or separates`diaphragm | |
| A memorandum, book, or file to aid the memory`tickler | |
| A menstrual cup, designed to collect (not absorb) menstrual blood, has been around since the:`1930s | |
| A mental disorder characterized by emotional excitability and sometimes by amnesia or a physical deficit, such as paralysis, or a sensory deficit, without an`hysteria | |
| A mental or emotional pain: 'a ------ of guilt.'`twinge | |
| A mental or physical breakdown`crackup | |
| A merciful, kind, or lenient act`clemencies | |
| A message communicated by such means`signal | |
| A message sent or received by such a system`telex | |
| A metal bar or rod in the mechanism of a lock that is thrown or withdrawn by turning the key`bolt | |
| A metal rod or bar around which material, such as metal or glass, may be shaped`mandrel | |
| A metallic salt of a fatty acid, as of aluminum or iron`soap | |
| A method of joining hemmed edges by crisscrossing thread over an open seam`fagoting | |
| A method of or an apparatus for reproducing sound recordings: switches on the -------- of a telephone-answering machine (Vanity Fair)`playback | |
| A method of resolving questions of conscience by applying moral principles or laws to concrete cases?`Casuistry | |
| A method of trial in which the accused was subjected to physically painful or dangerous tests, the result being regarded as a divine judgment of guilt`ordeal | |
| A migrant worker`hobo | |
| A military attack on what country did the bamler plan of the second world war involve`sweden | |
| A military attack, such as one launched against a fortified area or place`assault | |
| A milky white semi-precious stone`opal | |
| A millionth of a metre`micron | |
| A millipede has ____ legs on each segment of its body`four | |
| A millstone`grindstone | |
| A mind-boggingly stupid, but very very ravenous, animal`ravenous bugblatter beast of traal | |
| A mineret is which of the following a slow dance, a tall tower or a minor french dignitary`a tall tower | |
| A minister plenipotentiary assigned to a foreign embassy, ranking next below the ambassador`envoy | |
| A minor fault`failings | |
| A minor official, such as a justice of the peace, having administrative and limited judicial authority`magistrate | |
| A minor or inferior poet`rhymester | |
| A minor or preliminary conflict or dispute: 'a -------- over the rules before the debate began.'`skirmish | |
| A minute or insignificant spot`flyspeck | |
| A minute to learn.a lifetime to master is the advertising slogan for which boardgame`Othello | |
| A mischievous action: a prank`trick | |
| A mischievous youngster`scamp | |
| A missionary of the early Christian Church`apostle | |
| A mist of cooling water vapor`steaming | |
| A mistake`miscue | |
| A mistress among polygamous people`concubine | |
| A mixture of ground grain and nutrients fed to livestock and fowl`mashes | |
| A mixture of many different elements: a hodgepodge`goulash | |
| A mixture of rain and snow or hail`sleet | |
| A mixture of wine and soda water is known as a what`spritzer | |
| A mixture with a soft, -------like consistency`pudding | |
| A mixture: an amalgam: Television news has... always been an ----- of journalism and show business (Bill Moyers)`alloy | |
| A mode of thought or behavior followed by a people continuously from generation to generation: a custom or usage`tradition | |
| A model of excellence and virtue`paragon | |
| A moderate or dark bluish green to greenish blue`teal | |
| A moderate orange yellow, from moderate or deep orange to moderate or strong yellow`ocher | |
| A moderate reddish orange`flamingo | |
| A moderate to dark purple`petunia | |
| A moderate to strong greenish blue`faience | |
| A moderate, light, or strong yellowish pink to a moderate reddish orange or light orange`salmon | |
| A modern ballroom adaptation of this dance`rumba | |
| A modern day version of roman festival of hilaria still occurs in britain today what is it`april fool's day | |
| A modern prose narrative that resembles a`saga | |
| A modern version of such a collection`bestiaries | |
| A mole can dig a tunnel ________ feet long in just one night`three hundred | |
| A monadnock is a type of what`hill | |
| A monetary inflation at a very high rate`hyperinflation | |
| A mongrel or cur`tyke | |
| A monstrous offense or evil: an outrage`enormities | |
| A more common name for an anthrophagist is`cannibal | |
| A more common name for an anthrophphagist is`cannibal | |
| A more common name for hydrophobia`rabies | |
| A mosquito has _____ teeth`forty seven | |
| A moth has no`stomach | |
| A motley collection: a hodgepodge`ragbag | |
| A motor vehicle with space and equipment, either in a rear compartment or in an attached trailer, for sleeping and simple housekeeping, used for camping`camper | |
| A motor`scooter | |
| A motorboat designed so that the prow and much of the hull lift out of the water and skim the surface at high speeds`hydroplane | |
| A motorcycle with thick ridged tires and strong suspension, designed for riding and racing across rough terrain`scrambler | |
| A motorcycle`bike | |
| A motorcyclist, especially a member of a motorcycle gang`biker | |
| A motorist who enjoys driving fast`speed merchant | |
| A mottled green and yellow citrus fruit`ugli | |
| A motto or quotation, as at the beginning of a literary composition, setting forth a theme`epigraph | |
| A mountainous or hilly section of a country`highlands | |
| A mounted soldier: a knight`cavalier | |
| A movable auxiliary airfoil running along the leading edge of the wing of an airplane`slats | |
| A movable stand or cupboard containing a washbowl`commode | |
| A movement promoting worldwide unity among religions through greater cooperation and improved understanding`ecumenism | |
| A movie featuring Robin Wright, Carey Elwes, and Andre the Giant`The Princess Bride | |
| A movie theater`cinema | |
| A mule is sired on a mare by an ass. What is the offspring of a stallion and a female ass`hinny | |
| A multiple birth of 4 children`quadruplets | |
| A muscle that causes or maintains the erection of a body part`erector | |
| A musical setting for this part of the liturgy`offertory | |
| A musket having such a gunlock`matchlock | |
| A muslim place of worship`mosque | |
| A mustelidae family member is a(n)....`weasel | |
| A mustelidae family member is a`weasel | |
| A mutual promise to marry: an engagement: 'announced their --------- the next day.'`betrothal | |
| A myrmecologist studies`ants | |
| A mystic: a yogi`swami | |
| A nail driven obliquely, as to join vertical and horizontal beams`toenail | |
| A naive or inexperienced young person`gosling | |
| A name for energy fuelled in ways that do not harm the enviroment`alternative | |
| A narrated film or video about travel`travelog | |
| A narrow channel or course, as for water`runnel | |
| A narrow concrete foundation for a wall`footing | |
| A narrow crack or split`fissure | |
| A narrow entrance into the outwork of a fortification`gorges | |
| A narrow or snug place`burrow | |
| A narrow strip of wood`batten | |
| A narrow way or passage between walls, hedges, or fences`lane | |
| A nation that has such a political order`republic | |
| A national governing council or committee`sovereign | |
| A native of the east end of London`cockney | |
| A native or citizen of Moscow`muscovite | |
| A native or inhabitant of Nova Scotia`bluenose | |
| A native or inhabitant of Sybaris`sybarite | |
| A native or inhabitant of a particular country`countryman | |
| A natural environment or locality`habitation | |
| A natural or acquired skill or talent`abilities | |
| A natural ridge: a hogback`horseback | |
| A nautical`mile | |
| A nearby, surrounding, or adjoining region: a neighborhood`vicinities | |
| A neck-shaped anatomical structure, such as the narrow outer end of the uterus`cervices | |
| A necklace made of such pieces`beads | |
| A necklace`collar | |
| A negligent act or a failure to act`negligence | |
| A network of rabbit burrows`warren | |
| A new Merseyside estate is the setting for which soap opera`brookside | |
| A nightmare`incubi | |
| A nobleman of continental Europe, ranked differently in various countries`barons | |
| A nobleman`peers | |
| A nomadic Mongol tribe`horde | |
| A non-cancerous tumor is said to be`benign | |
| A nonstop freight train`hotshot | |
| A notable event that marks the beginning of such a period. period`epoch | |
| A notary`scrivener | |
| A note prefixed to a literary, artistic, or musical composition dedicating it to someone in token of affection or esteem`dedication | |
| A novel by Keith Waterhouse`billy liar | |
| A nuclear reactor was built beneath a Chicago football stadium in which year`1942 | |
| A nuclear-powered electric generating plant`nuke | |
| A number of things produced: output`turnout | |
| A number of wild animals of one species that remain together as a group: 'a ---- of elephants.'`herd | |
| A number of wild animals of one species that remain together as a group: 'a herd of elephants.'`herding | |
| A number or collection of varied things, especially of a particular group: an assortment: 'brought home a variety of snacks.'`varieties | |
| A number written using the base 10`decimal | |
| A number: a sum`amount | |
| A nymphomaniac or outrageous female flirt is called an?`Aposta | |
| A one-dimensional array`vector | |
| A one-humped camel is called a _________.`dromedary | |
| A one-humped camel is called a`dromedary | |
| A one-piece garment consisting of a blouse or shirt with attached slacks or shorts`jumpsuit | |
| A pack of dogs, especially hounds. flock1`kennel | |
| A paddle designed to produce a loud whacking sound, formerly used by performers in farces`slapstick | |
| A painful muscle spasm, as in the neck or back: a crick`kinking | |
| A paint containing ------- resin`acrylic | |
| A painting executed in this way`fresco | |
| A painting of the Madonna and Child was saved for the nation with a 10.25million donation from the lottery, who painted it`botticelli | |
| A painting of which famous Old Testament ruling, completed in 1495, is one of the earliest works by the artist Giorgione`judgment of solomon | |
| A pair of binoculars. Often used in the plural`spyglass | |
| A pair of curtains intended to be tied back`tiebacks | |
| A pair of draft animals, such as oxen, joined by a`yoke | |
| A pair of headphones with a voice transmitter attached`headset | |
| A pair of small drums played with the fingers`bongo | |
| A pair of tights or a leotard of such fabric, worn for ballet or gymnastics`maillot | |
| A pale blue to light greenish blue`aquamarine | |
| A pale to light or moderate purple`lilac | |
| A pale yellow to brownish aromatic oil obtained from this plant, used chiefly in perfumery and also in some insect repellents and commercial flavorings`citronella | |
| A pall`bearer | |
| A pander`procurer | |
| A paradoxical, insoluble, or difficult problem: a dilemma: the ---------, thus far unanswered, of achieving full employment without inflation (Arthur`conundrum | |
| A parent's stress level at the time of conception is a major factor in determining the child's sex. The child is usually the ______ sex as the less stressed parent.`same | |
| A parking light on a motor vehicle`dimmers | |
| A parsec is a unit of what`distance | |
| A part in other vertebrates that corresponds to the human thorax`thoraces | |
| A part of a mechanical or electrical complex`component | |
| A part or device shaped like an inverted U in which something is supported, held, or fixed`stirrup | |
| A part or division of the intestine: 'the large -----.'`bowel | |
| A part or layer that forms the top`toppings | |
| A part or structure in an embryo that influences the differentiation of another part`inducer | |
| A part that is curved or bent like a hook`crook | |
| A part, as of a branch, limb, or tooth, remaining after the main part has been cut away, broken off, or worn down`stump | |
| A part, portion, or share`moieties | |
| A parthenophobic has a fear of`virgins | |
| A partially opaque covering: 'Let the polish dry to a ---- before buffing it.'`haze | |
| A partially vitrified brick or a mass of bricks fused together`clinker | |
| A particle or shaving removed by a file: 'metal ------s.'`filing | |
| A particular arrangement of words in poetry, such as iambic penta-----, determined by the kind and number of metrical units in a line`meter | |
| A particular arrangement of words in poetry, such as iambic pentameter, determined by the kind and number of metrical units in a line`meters | |
| A particular deficiency or absence: 'Owing to a ---- of supporters, the reforms did not succeed. '`lack | |
| A particular deficiency or absence: 'Owing to a lack of supporters, the reforms did not succeed. '`lacking | |
| A particular form of hurt, damage, or loss: 'a leg ------.'`injury | |
| A particular form, variety, or manner: 'a ---- of expression.'`mode | |
| A particular form, variety, or manner: 'a mode of expression.'`modes | |
| A particular method of attending to or settling matters`disposal | |
| A particular or precise time: 'at the ------- of combustion.'`instant | |
| A particular section or item of a series in a written document, as in a contract, constitution, or treaty`article | |
| A particular system of versification`prosodies | |
| A particular variety: a sort: 'What ---- of soap do you like best?'`kind | |
| A partition or wall serving a similar purpose in a vehicle, such as an aircraft or spacecraft`bulkhead | |
| A partly charred substance that can burn further but without flame`cinder | |
| A partly split long or round roll containing a filling`sandwich | |
| A partner, especially one of a pair or team associated under the buddy system`buddies | |
| A party, banquet, or outing`junket | |
| A pass or shot in hockey made with the back of the blade of the stick`backhand | |
| A passage for such a railroad`subway | |
| A passage from such a writing or book`scripture | |
| A passage of ensemble music intended to be executed by all the performers simultaneously`tutti | |
| A passage through or under a barrier`tunnel | |
| A passageway between rows of seats, as in an auditorium or an airplane`aisle | |
| A pasticcio of incongruous parts: a hodgepodge: In... a city of splendid Victorian architecture... there is a rather pointless -------- of Dickensian London down on`pastiche | |
| A pastor's term of office with one congregation`pastorate | |
| A pasty mass similar to this mixture`dough | |
| A patch or covering of such plants`moss | |
| A path between flower beds or trees in a garden or park`alley | |
| A path of this width made in mowing`swath | |
| A path, channel, or track over which something runs`runway | |
| A path, route, or course indicated by such marks: 'an old wagon ----- through the mountains.'`track | |
| A path, route, or course indicated by such marks: 'an old wagon track through the mountains.'`tracks | |
| A pattern of thin lines forming large squares on a background of a different color`windowpane | |
| A pattern or design consisting of a central disk with radiating spires projecting in the manner of sunbeams`sunburst | |
| A patty of chopped meat or fish, usually coated with bread crumbs and fried: a flat croquette`cutlet | |
| A patty of such meat`hamburg | |
| A patty shell`patties | |
| A pause or interruption, as in conversation: 'After another weighty ------- the senator resumed speaking.'`caesura | |
| A paved highway`causeway | |
| A pavement`pavings | |
| A payment or fee of a fixed amount per person`capitation | |
| A peafowl, either male or female`peacock | |
| A peasant`boor | |
| A pedicure is treatment for which part of the body`feet | |
| A pendulous part similar to this, such as the wattle of a bird`dewlap | |
| A pennant, banner, or flag`pennon | |
| A percentage or portion: 'She has invested a large percent of her salary.'`percents | |
| A perception or feeling produced by a stimulus: sensation: 'a ----- of fatigue and hunger.'`sense | |
| A perception or feeling produced by a stimulus: sensation: 'a sense of fatigue and hunger.'`sensing | |
| A performer or writer of humorous material`humorist | |
| A perfume: 'an expensive French -----.'`scent | |
| A perilous circumstance or situation`deathtrap | |
| A period approximately equal to a ---- in other calendars`year | |
| A period approximately equal to a year in other calendars`years | |
| A period during which one is seated and occupied with a single activity, such as posing for a portrait or reading a book`sittings | |
| A period of decline or diminution: Insistence upon rules of conduct marks the --- of religious fervor (Alfred North Whitehead)`ebb | |
| A period of depression or unhappy listlessness`doldrums | |
| A period of existence or persistence: 'sat quietly through the -------- of the speech.'`duration | |
| A period of fruition, fulfillment, happiness, or beauty`summered | |
| A period of immaturity: The bravest achievements were always accomplished in the ------ of a nation (Thomas Paine)`nonage | |
| A period of temporary inactivity or rest`layoff | |
| A period of temporary suspension of the usual functions of government or control`interregna | |
| A period of time following a disastrous event: 'in the --------- of war.'`aftermath | |
| A period of time spent waiting`waitings | |
| A period of time that is assigned to a person to serve: 'a six-year term as senator.' period`terming | |
| A period of unrestrained, immoderate self-indulgence`binge | |
| A period spent in warming up`warmup | |
| A periodic gathering of people of social or intellectual distinction`salon | |
| A permanent army post`fort | |
| A pernicious, evil influence or agent`pestilence | |
| A perplexing speech or text: a riddle`enigma | |
| A persistent decrease in the level of consumer prices or a persistent increase in the purchasing power of money because of a reduction in available`deflation | |
| A persistent increase in the level of consumer prices or a persistent decline in the purchasing power of money, caused by an increase in available currency and credit beyond the proportion ofavailable goods`inflation | |
| A persistently tormenting person, force, or passion: 'the demon of drug addiction.'`demons | |
| A person 100 or more years old`centenarian | |
| A person appointed to settle a dispute that mediators have been unable to resolve: an arbitrator. judge`umpire | |
| A person associated with another in a subordinate or auxiliary capacity`adjunct | |
| A person at his wit's end is said to be losing his what`marbles | |
| A person between 60-69 years old`sexagenarian | |
| A person blamed for others faults`scapegoat | |
| A person characterized by or exhibiting machismo`macho | |
| A person considered a suitable model for such a picture`pinup | |
| A person considered to be reclusive, reactionary, out of date, or brutish`troglodyte | |
| A person descended from or culturally related to the original French settlers of the southern United States, especially Louisiana`creole | |
| A person described as 'bellicose' would be eager to do what`fight | |
| A person employed to collect taxes, duties, or other payments`collector | |
| A person employed to drive a car`chauffeur | |
| A person engaged in a controversy or debate, especially in public: a disputant`gladiator | |
| A person engaged in or inclined to controversy, argument, or refutation`polemic | |
| A person from 90 to 99 years old`nonagenarian | |
| A person given a position of nominal leadership but having no actual authority`figurehead | |
| A person given to clowning and joking`buffoon | |
| A person having great power: an autocrat: the square-jawed, ruddy complacency of Jack Farrell, the ---- of the Fifteenth Street police station (Ernest`czar | |
| A person in an awkward situation is said to be up what kind of tree`gum tree | |
| A person in his eighties is called a(n) __________.`Octogenarian | |
| A person in his eighties is called a(n)`octogenarian | |
| A person in his eighties is called a`Octogenarian | |
| A person in servitude: a serf`helot | |
| A person interested principally in frivolous pleasure: 'a social ---------.'`butterfly | |
| A person learning a trade by working for an agreed period`apprentice | |
| A person living in seclusion`recluse | |
| A person living in solitude`hermit | |
| A person loyal to the british crown in the 1780's`loyalist | |
| A person of Swedish ancestry`swedes | |
| A person of extraordinary intellect and talent: One is not born a ------, one becomes a ------ (Simone de Beauvoir)`genius | |
| A person of mixed white and Black ancestry`mulatto | |
| A person of profound mental retardation having a mental age below three years and generally being unable to learn connected speech or guard against common dangers. The term belongs to aclassification system no longer in use and is now`idiot | |
| A person opposed to war`pacifist | |
| A person or an entity used to further the purposes of another: 'an underdeveloped nation that was a pawn in international politics.'`pawns | |
| A person or animal lacking pigment in skin hair and eyes`albino | |
| A person or animal that functions as a substitute for another, as in a social or family role`surrogate | |
| A person or thing considered worthy of imitation`pattern | |
| A person or thing of extraordinary power, significance, or importance: 'a ----- in the field of physics: automotive industry -----s.'`giant | |
| A person or thing of unsurpassed excellence or beauty: a paragon`phoenix | |
| A person or thing on which something depends or turns: the central or crucial factor`pivot | |
| A person or thing regarded as a source of wisdom`oracle | |
| A person or thing that provides protection`shield | |
| A person paying a short social visit`caller | |
| A person performing penance under the direction of a confessor`penitent | |
| A person promoting something undesirable or discreditable. Often used in combination: 'a scandal------: a war------.'`monger | |
| A person putting a lot of effort into a task is said to be using`elbow grease | |
| A person refusing to join a strike`blackleg | |
| A person regarded as base, mean, or despicable: a stony adversary, an inhuman ------ (Shakespeare)`wretch | |
| A person regarded as being insignificant: a nonentity`zilch | |
| A person regarded as brutish or contemptible`swine | |
| A person regarded as despicable or treacherous`reptile | |
| A person regarded as petty or stingy`piker | |
| A person regarded as ruthless, greedy, or dishonest`shark | |
| A person regarded as stupid`dingus | |
| A person regarded as timid or cowardly`sissies | |
| A person skilled in languages`linguist | |
| A person suffering from polythelia has 3 _______`nipples | |
| A person unfaithful to the marriage bed, is known as a what?`Bedswerver | |
| A person who believes that the existence of God is not provable`agnostic | |
| A person who builds with stone`mason | |
| A person who changes sides`turncoat | |
| A person who deliberately sets fire to property`arsonist | |
| A person who does not eat animals or animal products`vegan | |
| A person who does not eat meat of fish`vegetarian | |
| A person who eats only fruit`fruitarian | |
| A person who hates humankind`misanthropist | |
| A person who looks at men in a lewd way could be known as a?`Arrhenopiper | |
| A person who makes a big fuss is said to raise which biblical character`cain | |
| A person who operates a dishonest business`racketeer | |
| A person who prepares and stuffs animal skins`taxidermist | |
| A person who refrains from alcohol is said to be on the`wagon | |
| A person who sells fruit etc. from a barrow`costermonger | |
| A person who starts fires maliciously is a(n)`arsonist | |
| A person who works with iron`blacksmith | |
| A person will die in approximately 10 days without what`sleep | |
| A person with a strong desire to steal is a(n) ________`kleptomaniac | |
| A person with a strong desire to steal is a(n)`kleptomaniac | |
| A person with a strong desire to steal is a`kleptomaniac | |
| A person with an inordinate capacity to receive or withstand something: 'a ------- for punishment.'`glutton | |
| A person with artistic pretensions`artiste | |
| A person with flat feet`flatfeet | |
| A person with masterly skill or technique in the arts`virtuosi | |
| A person with refined taste in food and drink`epicure | |
| A person with such hair`towhead | |
| A person with unlimited power or authority: 'a corporate --------.'`autocrat | |
| A person without noble rank or title`commoners | |
| A person's dress or style of dress`toilette | |
| A person's high standing among others: honor or esteem`prestige | |
| A person's relatives: kinfolk`kindred | |
| A person, place, or thing adjacent to or located near another`neighbor | |
| A person: 'We saw many new ----- on the first day of classes.'`faces | |
| A person: 'We saw many new ----s on the first day of classes.'`face | |
| A person: When his ancient tank had broken down... he had jumped on the back of mine with a few other ---- (Robert Crisp)`bods | |
| A person: When his ancient tank had broken down... he had jumped on the back of mine with a few other ---s (Robert Crisp)`bod | |
| A person`personage | |
| A personal defect or failing`weakness | |
| A personal or institutionalized system grounded in such belief and worship`religion | |
| A personal trait, especially a character trait: (The most vital quality a soldier can possess is self-confidence (George S. Patton)`qualities | |
| A persuasive or flattering person is said to have the gift of what`the gab | |
| A pervading impression of an observer: 'the somber ---- of the painting.'`mood | |
| A pervading impression of an observer: 'the somber mood of the painting.'`moods | |
| A phon is a unit of what`loudness | |
| A photic sneeze is caused by....`sunlight | |
| A photographer's establishment`studio | |
| A photosensitive coating, usually of silver halide grains in a thin gelatin layer, on photographic film, paper, or glass`emulsion | |
| A phrase likening one thing to another`simile | |
| A phrase used repeatedly, as in advertising or promotion: all the ------s and shibboleths coined out of the ideals of the peoples for the uses of`slogan | |
| A phrenologist reads _________.`skulls | |
| A phrenologist reads`skulls | |
| A pictorial device, such as a pie chart or bar -----, used to illustrate quantitative relationships. Also called chart`graph | |
| A pictorial device, such as a pie chart or bar graph, used to illustrate quantitative relationships. Also called chart`graphing | |
| A picture depicting an expanse of scenery`landscape | |
| A picture in which the gradations of light are obtained by the relative darkness and density of tiny dots produced by photographing the subject through`halftone | |
| A piece of ----- or -----like substance in crayon form, used for marking on a blackboard or other surface`chalk | |
| A piece of broad, heavy, roughly dressed timber with one face finished flat`puncheon | |
| A piece of burning wood`firebrand | |
| A piece of cloth used for cleaning, washing, or dusting`rag | |
| A piece of fabric remaining after the rest has been used or sold`remnant | |
| A piece of flint used to produce a spark`flints | |
| A piece of heavy equipment used to level or smooth road or other surfaces to the desired gradient`grader | |
| A piece of jewelry containing such a gemstone`diamond | |
| A piece of linen or frill of lace formerly worn by women around the neck and shoulders`tucker | |
| A piece of material that conveys liquid by capillary action`wick | |
| A piece of music for such a dance, written in 3/4 or 3/8 time with the second beat heavily accented`mazourkas | |
| A piece of music for this dance`waltz | |
| A piece of office furniture having a long flat top and often containing file drawers, a kneehole, and accessories for a computer`credenza | |
| A piece of property available for renting: 'summer ------s by the beach.'`rental | |
| A piece of real estate: 'has a swimming pool on the property.'`properties | |
| A piece of small hand luggage`handbag | |
| A piece of soft leather from sheep or goats`chamois | |
| A piece of such a confection`candy | |
| A piece of such fabric on which a painting, especially an oil painting, is executed`canvas | |
| A piece of this rock cut for use as roofing or surfacing material or as a writing surface`slate | |
| A piece of this substance`coal | |
| A piece of trickery: a trick`fraud | |
| A piece of wood driven into a wall to act as an anchor for nails`dowel | |
| A piece or passage that emphasizes a performer's virtuosity`bravura | |
| A piece or pieces of heavy fabric hanging straight in loose folds, used as a curtain`draperies | |
| A piece usually produced in a standard width: 'a ------- of canvas.'`breadth | |
| A pier: a wharf`dock | |
| A pig's ------------ last for 30 minutes`orgasms | |
| A pig's penis is shaped like a`corkscrew | |
| A pigment or dye having this hue`yellow | |
| A pigs penis is shaped like what`corkscrew | |
| A pigs snout is called a`gruntle | |
| A pile driver`gin | |
| A pile fabric, usually woven of cotton, with uncut loops on both sides, used for bath towels and robes. Also called ----- cloth`terry | |
| A pile fabric, usually woven of cotton, with uncut loops on both sides, used for bath towels and robes. Also called terry cloth`terries | |
| A pile of combustibles`pyre | |
| A pile, mound, or heap`cumuli | |
| A pin-up photo of ----------- adorned the first test bomb dropped on Bikini atoll in the Marshall Islands in July 1946.`rita Hayworth | |
| A pincerlike pair of movable appendages at the posterior end of the abdomen in certain insects, such as earwigs`forceps | |
| A pink, odorless, tasteless powder of zinc oxide with a small amount of ferric oxide, dissolved in mineral oils and used in skin lotions`calamine | |
| A pipe made from the root of this plant or from a similar wood`brier | |
| A pipe or channel used to conduct gas or liquid around another pipe or a fixture`bypass | |
| A pirate flag depicts a skull and what else`bones | |
| A piston rod`rods | |
| A piston`rod | |
| A pit dug for the same purpose`silo | |
| A pit filled with rubble or gravel into which water is drained`soakaway | |
| A pit`viper | |
| A pita is a type of what`bread | |
| A pith helmet is a type of what`sun hat | |
| A pivoted support that allows an attached object, such as a chair or gun, to turn in a horizontal plane`swivel | |
| A place for catching fish`fishings | |
| A place for cooking`cookeries | |
| A place for discarding useless or worthless material`scrapheap | |
| A place for such detention`quarantine | |
| A place in which one may sit`seat | |
| A place in which private or public funds are received, kept, managed, and disbursed`treasuries | |
| A place of fiery heat or destruction`inferno | |
| A place of refuge or rest: a sanctuary`haven | |
| A place of survival or refuge: 'one of the last ----------s of an age-old tradition.'`stronghold | |
| A place of worship in an institution, such as a prison, college, or hospital`chapel | |
| A place offering protection and safety: a shelter`asylum | |
| A place or condition of suffering, expiation, or remorse: 'a --------- of drug abuse.'`purgatory | |
| A place or situation into which entry can be swift and sudden but from which extrication can be difficult or impossible. Often used in the plural: This theory of the future entrapped [them]in the ---------s of Vietnam (Arthur M`quicksand | |
| A place or situation regarded as drawing into its center all that surrounds it: As happened with so many theater actors, he was swept up in the`vortex | |
| A place or source of manufacture or invention`minting | |
| A place or structure to which a vessel or aircraft can be moored`moorings | |
| A place providing a close view of a spectacle`ringside | |
| A place providing protection or shelter`refuge | |
| A place to sleep: a bed`kip | |
| A place visited briefly in the course of a journey`stopover | |
| A place where a placer deposit is washed to extract its mineral content`placers | |
| A place where goods are offered for sale`market | |
| A place where milk and cream are stored and processed`dairies | |
| A place where novices live`novitiate | |
| A place where something is generated`womb | |
| A place where something is or could be located: a site`location | |
| A place where two or more roads meet`crossroads | |
| A place where two things are joined: a junction or joint`juncture | |
| A place where two things join or meet, especially a place where two roads or railway routes come together and one terminates`junction | |
| A place where worn-out or obsolete equipment or objects are kept: 'an automobile ---------.'`graveyard | |
| A plaited fabric made from this straw`leghorn | |
| A plan for performing work or achieving an objective, specifying the order and allotted time for each part: 'finished the project on --------.'`schedule | |
| A plan that is proposed`proposal | |
| A planar region bounded by a`circle | |
| A plank, log, or timber, usually one of a pair, used as a support or as a track for sliding or rolling heavy objects`skid | |
| A plant allied to the thistle with a partly edible flower`artichoke | |
| A plant having such a stem`cane | |
| A plant often found growing on trees or rocks`lichen | |
| A plant or animal that establishes itself in an area where it previously did not exist`immigrant | |
| A plant or shrub resembling a ---- in form or size`tree | |
| A plant produced by crossing different species is know as what`a hybrid | |
| A plant that completes its entire life cycle in just one year is generally referred to as a(n):`annual | |
| A plant that lacks chlorophyll`albino | |
| A plant where steel is made: a foundry`steelworks | |
| A plant yielding this bark`cinnamon | |
| A plastic made from such resin`melamine | |
| A plastic resin used in dentistry to coat the chewing surfaces of the back teeth to prevent the growth of cavity-causing bacteria`sealant | |
| A platform extending outdoors from a floor of a house or apartment building`terrace | |
| A platform or surface likened to a ship's`deck | |
| A plausible but misleading or fallacious argument`sophistry | |
| A play by Lillian Hellman about hatred and greed in a southern family`little foxes | |
| A playing card, die, or domino having one spot or pip`acing | |
| A pleasant characteristic odor, as of a plant, spice, or food: 'the ----- of roses.' fragrance`aroma | |
| A pleasing, agreeable scent or odor. fragrance`perfume | |
| A pleat`plait | |
| A plume formerly used to trim women's hats`osprey | |
| A plumed velvet cap with a full crown and small rolled brim, worn in 16th-century France`toque | |
| A plural of agendum`agenda | |
| A plural of signora`signore | |
| A plural of signore`signori | |
| A pocket, especially in a woman's skirt`placket | |
| A pocket-sized folder or case used to hold money and papers: a billfold`pocketbook | |
| A poem in which the poet or speaker mourns another's death`monodic | |
| A poem of fourteen lines is called a..`sonnet | |
| A poem or song composed especially as a lament for a deceased person`elegies | |
| A poem written to celebrate a wedding is called a(n) ___________`mercury | |
| A poem written to celebrate a wedding is called an`epithalamium | |
| A poet, especially a lyric poet`bard | |
| A poet`singer | |
| A point at which independent systems or diverse groups interact: the --------- between crime and politics where much of our reality is to be found`interface | |
| A point equidistant from the vertices of a regular polygon`center | |
| A point or an area of traffic congestion`bottleneck | |
| A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) ________.`focus | |
| A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n)`focus | |
| A point to which rays of light converge is called a`focus | |
| A point, line, or surface used as a reference, as in surveying, mapping, or geology`datum | |
| A pointed and threaded tool for drilling and boring that is secured in a brace, ----tock, or drill press`bits | |
| A pointed and threaded tool for drilling and boring that is secured in a brace, ---stock, or drill press`bit | |
| A poisonous atmosphere formerly thought to rise from swamps and putrid matter and cause disease`miasma | |
| A poker hand consisting of three of a kind and a pair is called a`full house | |
| A polar bear's skin is black. Its fur is not white, but actually`clear | |
| A police organization that employs terroristic methods to control a populace`gestapo | |
| A policy or practice of separating or segregating groups`apartheid | |
| A policy toward a rival nation or bloc characterized by increased diplomatic, commercial, and cultural contact and a desire to reduce tensions, as`detente | |
| A polite gesture or remark`courtesies | |
| A polite social utterance: a civility: 'exchanged pleasantries before getting down to business.'`pleasantry | |
| A political or social unit that has such a government`democracy | |
| A political philosophy or movement based on or advocating such a system of government`fascism | |
| A political policy or advocacy of nonalignment or noninvolvement in conflicting alliances and of attempting to mediate or conciliate in conflicts between states: Neutralism differs fromneutrality in that it is an attitude of mind in time of peace rather than a legal status in time of war`neutralism | |
| A political, economic, or social order resembling this medieval system`feud | |
| A poll taken shows that between 74 and 94 percent of workers in the United States and Canada take 5 to 15 minutes daily for a --------------.`morning coffee break | |
| A poltroon is a(n)....`coward | |
| A poltroon is a`coward | |
| A polynesian garland of flowers`lei | |
| A pommel is part of a what`saddle | |
| A popular climbing plant with sweet smelling flowers`sweet pea | |
| A popular mixer to drink with gin`tonic | |
| A pork product that's often served for breakfast`bacon | |
| A porridge made from rolled or ground oats`oatmeal | |
| A portable enclosed chair for one person, having poles in the front and rear and carried by two other people. Also called ----- chair`sedan | |
| A portable serving stand or table`dumbwaiter | |
| A portion of something, such as a publication, issued at intervals`instalment | |
| A position in a scale of size, quality, or intensity: 'a poor ----- of lumber.'`grade | |
| A position in which one is employed`job | |
| A position midway between two extremes`midpoint | |
| A position of proximity to others: 'a stranger in our -----.'`midst | |
| A position, appointment, or rank giving advancement, as of profit or prestige`preferment | |
| A positive or negative integer used to represent this capacity: 'The -------s of copper are 1 and 2.'`valence | |
| A post or a pair of posts supporting a crossbar and either supporting or extending into the uprights of a goal, as in football`goalpost | |
| A poster depicting Lord Kitchener pointing outwards stated what message`your country needs you | |
| A potent alcoholic drink from aniseed`ouzo | |
| A potentially explosive place or situation: 'referred to the crowded prison as a --------- of suppressed violence.'`tinderbox | |
| A pouch hanging from a saddle or over the rear wheel of a motorcycle or bicycle`saddlebag | |
| A pound of armadillo meat contains how many calories`780 calories | |
| A power or effect that appears magical by its capacity to transform: 'computer wizardry.'`wizardries | |
| A powerful motivation or impulse`instinct | |
| A powerful person: 'a ------ of vice and corruption.'`sultan | |
| A powerful swinging punch delivered from the side`sidewinder | |
| A powerful, shallow-draft boat with a broad bow, intended to push barges on rivers and canals`towboat | |
| A practical joke`prank | |
| A practical, matter-of-fact way of approaching or assessing situations or of solving problems`pragmatism | |
| A practitioner of artistic or philosophic realism`realist | |
| A practitioner of minimalism`minimalist | |
| A practitioner of psychoanalysis`analyst | |
| A practitioner of`hoodoo | |
| A prayer book`missal | |
| A prayer or other formula used in invoking, as at the opening of a religious service`invocation | |
| A preceding occurrence, cause, or event. cause`antecedent | |
| A precinct commander in a police or fire department, usually ranking above a lieutenant and below a chief`captain | |
| A preconceived preference or idea`prejudice | |
| A predatory person`harpy | |
| A predetermined course of events considered as something beyond human power or control: Marriage and hanging go by destiny (Robert Burton)`destinies | |
| A prediction of the future, made under divine inspiration`prophecies | |
| A prediction: a forecast`prevision | |
| A pregnant goldfish is called a`twit | |
| A preliminary work or construction that serves as a plan from which a final product is to be made: 'a clay ----- ready for casting.'`model | |
| A preparation from the cowpox virus that protects against smallpox`vaccine | |
| A preparation made from the dried flower clusters and leaves of the cannabis plant, usually smoked or eaten to induce euphoria`marihuana | |
| A preparation, such as a shoe or stove polish, that is used to impart a black color`blacking | |
| A prepared dish containing ----- as its main ingredient`pasta | |
| A pressing or urgent situation. crisis`exigencies | |
| A pretense of courage: a false show of bravery`bravado | |
| A pretentious or hypocritical show or ceremony`mummeries | |
| A prickle or thorn`pricker | |
| A prime underlying element or theme: The ------- of the revolution settlement was personal freedom under the law (G.M. Trevelyan)`keynote | |
| A princess in India ranking above a rani, especially the sovereign ruler of one of the former native states`maharanee | |
| A principle, rule, or law designed to control or govern conduct`regulation | |
| A print made by this method`silkscreen | |
| A print made from a -------. Also called woodblock, woodprint`woodcut | |
| A printed anthology of the works of one author or of writings on related subjects`omnibus | |
| A printed page or image transmitted or received by a --- machine`fax | |
| A printed translation of the dialogue of a foreign-language film shown at the bottom of the screen`subtitle | |
| A private box for incoming mail. Also called letterbox`mailbox | |
| A private lounge adjacent to a legislative chamber`cloakroom | |
| A process or mechanism responsible for the development or motion of a system`dynamism | |
| A procession of motor vehicles`motorcade | |
| A proclamation of a czar having the force of law in imperial Russia`ukase | |
| A product line so identified: 'a popular ----- of soap.'`brand | |
| A product of contemplation: a thought. an elegant tapestry of quotations, ------s, aphorisms, and autobiographical reflections (James Atlas)`musing | |
| A product of growing out: a projecting part or offshoot: 'an --------- of new shoots on a branch.'`outgrowth | |
| A product of thinking. idea`thoughts | |
| A professional warrior belonging to this class`samurai | |
| A program of physical fitness that involves such exercise`aerobics | |
| A prohibition by a government on certain or all trade with a foreign nation`embargo | |
| A projecting forward part, such as the front end of a ski`prows | |
| A projecting handle used to adjust or operate a mechanism`lever | |
| A projecting or hanging piece usually intended to double over and protect or cover: 'the ---- of an envelope.'`flap | |
| A projecting or hanging piece usually intended to double over and protect or cover: 'the flap of an envelope.'`flapping | |
| A projecting piece of metal or hard rubber attached to the underside of a shoe to provide traction`cleat | |
| A projecting rim or edge: 'the ---- of a hat.'`brim | |
| A prolonged bitter quarrel`vendetta | |
| A prolonged dearth or shortage`drought | |
| A prolonged period, as of illness: 'a ----- of asthma.'`siege | |
| A promenade, especially of planks, along a beach or waterfront`boardwalk | |
| A prominent or notable person`notability | |
| A promoter of speculative or fraudulent business enterprises`wildcatter | |
| A prong on an implement such as a fork or pitchfork`tine | |
| A pronounced feature or part: a highlight`salience | |
| A proposal to drink to someone or something or a speech given before the taking of such a drink`toast | |
| A proposed or tentative project or course of action: 'had no ----s for the evening.'`plan | |
| A prostitute with wealthy or upper class connections`courtesan | |
| A protected stage of development`chrysalis | |
| A protective casing for a system of gears`gearbox | |
| A protective covering or sheath`cots | |
| A protective pier or dock apron used as a buffer against floating ice`icebreaker | |
| A protective, shell-like covering likened to that of a turtle or crustacean: He used to worry that Sarah would age the same way, develop the same`carapace | |
| A psychological condition characterized by self-preoccupation, lack of empathy, and unconscious deficits in self-esteem`narcissism | |
| A public institution that dispenses medicines or medical aid`dispensary | |
| A public land surveying unit of 36 sections or 36 square miles`township | |
| A public performance or display, especially one on a large or lavish scale`spectacle | |
| A public place for such walking`promenade | |
| A public room next to the assembly chamber of a legislative body`lobbied | |
| A publication containing various literary works`miscellany | |
| A publication, such as a book or pamphlet, containing such a list or display: 'a ------- of fall fashions: a seed -------.'`catalog | |
| A publication, such as a book, that presents such rules`syntax | |
| A publisher's emblem or trademark placed usually on the title page of a book`colophon | |
| A pudding of stewed fruit under bread`charlotte | |
| A pugilist is a`boxer | |
| A punishment by caning on the soles of the feet`bastinado | |
| A purified form: an essence: Finally the President knows the most crucial things about every facet of reality, the pristine ---------- of the world's`distillate | |
| A purifying or figurative cleansing of the emotions, especially pity and fear, described by Aristotle as an effect of tragic drama on its audience`catharses | |
| A purple variety of corundum used as a gemstone`amethyst | |
| A purplish red, one of the subtractive primary colors`magenta | |
| A quadrilateral or triangular sail set from the after part of the mainmast on a fore-and-aft rigged vessel`mainsail | |
| A qualification or explanation`caveat | |
| A quantitative assessment of homogeneity or uniformity`purity | |
| A quantity broken`breakage | |
| A quantity of goods or cargo that are shipped together`shipment | |
| A quantity of something that has seeped`seepage | |
| A quantity required for or produced as the result of one operation: 'made a ----- of cookie dough: mixed a ----- of cement.'`batch | |
| A quarrel: a dispute`argument | |
| A quick-witted person`smarties | |
| A quilt stuffed with the down of the eider duck`eiderdown | |
| A quiver is a container for what`arrows | |
| A quoting of an authoritative source for substantiation`citation | |
| A race in which a series of such barriers must be jumped without the competitors' breaking their stride`hurdles | |
| A race on skis or in vehicles along such a course, laid out with markers such as flags`slalom | |
| A race or a leg of a race in which this stroke is swum`backstroke | |
| A racing sledge steered and braked mechanically`bobsleigh | |
| A radian is a unit used to measure what`angle | |
| A radiant light that appears usually in the form of a circle or halo about or over the head in the representation of a god, demigod, saint, or sacred person such as a king or`nimbi | |
| A radiograph`radiogram | |
| A railroad flatcar`flatbed | |
| A railroad passenger car`coach | |
| A railroad signal indicating full speed ahead`highball | |
| A railroad switch`shunt | |
| A raised platform on which theatrical performances are presented`stage | |
| A rallying cry: 'Let our --------- be freedom.'`watchword | |
| A rank or class`tier | |
| A rapid outburst or barrage: 'a --------- of insults.'`fusillade | |
| A rapid, concentrated discharge of missiles, as from small arms`barrage | |
| A rapid, excited flow of speech`burble | |
| A rare or unusual object`curio | |
| A rate or charge based on weight in pounds`poundage | |
| A rattlesnake`rattler | |
| A rayon or cotton fabric that is imitative of this silk fabric`shantung | |
| A reaction in which the atoms in an element lose electrons and the valence of the element is correspondingly increased`oxidation | |
| A reactionary or dictatorial person`fascist | |
| A rear part or section`stern | |
| A reason given for a particular action or event: 'What is the ------- for this loss?'`account | |
| A receiver that continuously broadcasts signals it detects from specified radio frequencies: 'heard about the robbery over the police officer's scanner.'`scanners | |
| A recent Gallup Poll Social Audit on gambling showed that ----------- percent of Americans have bought a lottery ticket in the last 12 months, making lotteries by far the favorite choice of gamblers.`fifty seven | |
| A recent Gallup poll shows that -------- percent of Americans believe they will go somewhere after death.`sixty nine | |
| A recent Gallup survey showed that in the United States, 8 percent of kissers kept their eyes open, but more than --------------- percent confessed to an occasional peek. Forty-one percent said they experienced their first serious smooch when they were 13, 14, or 15 years old; 36 percent between the ages of 16 and 21.`twenty | |
| A recent _______ magazine poll showed that 12% of women have posed nude for a photo.`Glamour | |
| A recent arrival, participant, or convert: 'a company that was a --------- to the video-game market.'`latecomer | |
| A recent study conducted by the Shyness Clinic in Menlo Park, California, revealed that almost 90 percent of Americans label themselves as --------`shy | |
| A recent survey of prostitutes revealed that the most frequent sex act performed is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.`blowjob | |
| A recently produced substance called moissonite has caused consternation in which trade`jewellery | |
| A receptacle for holy water is a(n) ________`font | |
| A receptacle for holy water is a(n)`font | |
| A receptacle for sacred relics, especially in an altar`sepulcher | |
| A recess or small valley in the side of a mountain`cove | |
| A recitation or recital, especially of prepared or memorized material`repetition | |
| A record book with periodic entries`logbook | |
| A record in hieroglyphic symbols`pictograph | |
| A recorded sound or picture`recordings | |
| A recording made on such a tape`videotape | |
| A recreational facility, bar, or small general store formerly established for the patronage of soldiers`canteen | |
| A rectangular area surrounded on all four sides by buildings`quadrangle | |
| A rectangular house of one story: a ranch house`rancher | |
| A recurring or persistent problem: the -------s that have plagued vision systems: high price and slow throughput (Lawrence A. Goshorn)`bugaboo | |
| A red fruit like a blackberry`raspberry | |
| A reddish mark on the skin caused by amorous kissing, biting, or sucking`hickey | |
| A reddish-orange dyestuff prepared from the dried and ground leaves of this plant, used as a cosmetic dye and for coloring leather and fabrics`henna | |
| A reed stop in an organ that produces a sound similar to that of the`oboe | |
| A reed stop in an organ, having eight-foot pitch`tuba | |
| A reference file in a newspaper or magazine office`morgue | |
| A reference standard or sample used for the quantitative comparison of properties: 'The standard kilogram is maintained as a ------- of mass.'`measure | |
| A reflecting telescope`reflector | |
| A refrigerator`icebox | |
| A refuge: a haven`shelter | |
| A refund or remittance, such as a discount on duties or taxes for goods destined for reexport`drawback | |
| A refusal to grant the truth of a statement or allegation: a contradiction`denial | |
| A region of the earth considered in relation to its distance from the equator: 'temperate --------s.'`latitude | |
| A region of the earth having particular meteorological conditions: 'lives in a cold -------.'`climate | |
| A region or condition of oblivion or neglect: 'Management kept her promotion in ----- for months.'`limbo | |
| A region or locality marked by a distinguishing feature: 'went to the lake -------- for their vacation.'`district | |
| A region remote from urban areas: backcountry`hinterland | |
| A region yielding much grain`granaries | |
| A region, realm, or dwelling place conceived to be below the surface of the earth`underworld | |
| A regulated daily food allowance`dietaries | |
| A regulated selection of foods, as for medical reasons or cosmetic weight loss`diet | |
| A relationship between things or parts of things with respect to comparative magnitude, quantity, or degree: 'the proper ---------- between oil and vinegar in`proportion | |
| A relationship between two different types of organism which live together for their mutual benefit.`symbiosis | |
| A relationship of characteristic correspondence, equivalence, or identity among constituents of an entity or between different entities: 'the narrative`symmetries | |
| A relationship of mutual benefit or dependence`symbioses | |
| A relative degree, as of achievement, intensity, or concentration: 'an unsafe ----- of toxicity: a high ----- of frustration.'`level | |
| A relative descended from a common ancestor, such as a grandparent, by two or more steps in a diverging line`cousin | |
| A relatively stable level, period, or state: 'Mortgage rates declined, then reached a -------.'`plateau | |
| A relic of the past: living --------s of the world of vegetation (John Olmsted)`dinosaur | |
| A religious body, especially one that has separated from a larger denomination`sect | |
| A religious feast day: a holy day`holiday | |
| A renaissance: a revival: 'a ------- of classicism in architecture.'`rebirth | |
| A renaissance: a revival: 'a rebirth of classicism in architecture.'`reboot | |
| A repertory theater`reps | |
| A reply or an answer`response | |
| A report in the medical journal 'Lancet' found that children had significantly higher IQs if, as babies, they had been what?`Breast-fed | |
| A representation of an ----- used as an emblem or insignia`eagle | |
| A representation of an object or structure seen from the side. form`profile | |
| A representation of such a being, especially in Christianity, conventionally in the image of a human figure with a halo and wings`angel | |
| A representation of such a string or garland, as in painting or sculpture`festoon | |
| A representation of such a wreath or festoon, used as an architectural ornament or heraldic device`garland | |
| A representation of such an object`totem | |
| A representation of this beetle, such as a ceramic or stone sculpture or a cut gem, used in ancient Egypt as a talisman and a symbol of the soul. Also`scarab | |
| A representation of this ring or circlet, as in woodwork`wreath | |
| A representation or description`portrayal | |
| A representation: a copy`semblance | |
| A representative portion: a sample: 'quoted ------es of the speech in his article.'`swatch | |
| A representative to a conference or convention`delegate | |
| A reproach, gibe, or taunt`twit | |
| A reproduction on this kind of film`microfilm | |
| A republic in central america`costa rica | |
| A reputation for sound character or quality: standing: 'It is to their ------ that they worked so hard without complaining.'`credit | |
| A required acceleration of work or production without an increase in pay`speedup | |
| A research scientist is sometimes called this`boffin | |
| A resentful mood: 'in a ----- about the delays.'`peeve | |
| A reservation, as for accommodations at a hotel`bookings | |
| A residence, often with a terrace, on the top floor or floors of a building`penthouse | |
| A resident of a city or town, especially one entitled to vote and enjoy other privileges there`citizen | |
| A resolving to do something`resolution | |
| A resort to a higher authority or greater power, as for sanction, corroboration, or a decision: 'an ------ to reason: an ------ to her listener's`appeal | |
| A resounding blow`smacker | |
| A respite from a disagreeable state of affairs`truce | |
| A restless longing for better circumstances`discontent | |
| A restoration to use, acceptance, activity, or vigor: a revival`resurgence | |
| A restriction`limitation | |
| A restyling or modernization, as of a building`facelift | |
| A result of total destruction`ruin | |
| A result or effect that is intended or desired: an intention. intention`purpose | |
| A retaliatory action, maneuver, or retort`riposte | |
| A retaliatory means of discouraging enemy attack: 'a nuclear ---------.'`deterrent | |
| A retractable vertical tube in a diesel-engine submarine that contains air-intake and exhaust pipes for the engines and for ventilation, permitting extended`snorkel | |
| A return to an original theme`reprise | |
| A return to popularity: 'Wide ties are making a -------- this year.'`comeback | |
| A revised or new version, as of a book or other written material`revision | |
| A revival in the 18th and 19th centuries in architecture and art, especially in the decorative arts, characterized by order, symmetry, and simplicity of`neoclassic | |
| A rhea`ostrich | |
| A rhythmic cheer uttered or chanted in unison`yell | |
| A ribbon made of this fabric`grosgrain | |
| A rich broth resulting from the prolonged cooking of meat or vegetables, especially greens. Also called pot`liquor | |
| A rich deep red color`crimson | |
| A rich deep red colour`crimson | |
| A rich or productive source: 'found the book an indispensable quarry of information.'`quarried | |
| A rich supply or resource`stockpot | |
| A riddle or a hard question`conundrum | |
| A ride on a horse at this pace`trot | |
| A right circular`cone | |
| A rigid framework, as of wooden beams or metal bars, designed to support a structure, such as a roof`truss | |
| A ring: a circle`cirque | |
| A rise of ground: a hill`eminence | |
| A river that runs through the Himalayas,Tibet and NE India joining the Ganges at its delta in Bangladesh`brahmaputra | |
| A road designed for fast-moving traffic: an expressway`speedway | |
| A road, way, or track made for a particular purpose: 'a bicycle ----.'`path | |
| A road, way, or track made for a particular purpose: 'a bicycle path.'`paths | |
| A robe of office: a professional or ceremonial gown`toga | |
| A robin's egg is blue, but if you put it in vinegar for thirty days, what color does it turn`yellow | |
| A rock or mineral bearing such a mark or marks`dendrite | |
| A rocky peak or hill`tor | |
| A rod used to clean the barrel of a firearm`ramrod | |
| A roll or throw of this ball, as in ----ing`bowl | |
| A roll or throw of this ball, as in`bowling | |
| A roman city buried by a volcano in AD79 was rediscovered in the 1700s, what was its name`pompeii | |
| A roof`roofing | |
| A roofed and arcaded passageway: a colonnade`piazza | |
| A roofless inner courtyard, typically found in Spanish and Spanish-style dwellings`patio | |
| A rooflike structure, often bearing a signboard, projecting over an entrance, as to a theater or hotel. Also called marquise`marquee | |
| A room in a church used for meetings and classes`vestries | |
| A room in a facility, such as a school, in which lunches may be purchased or those brought from home may be eaten`lunchroom | |
| A room in which military prisoners are confined`guardroom | |
| A room or booth containing such a fixture`toilet | |
| A room or building i which dead bodies are kept`mortuary | |
| A room or other place containing facilities for urinating`urinal | |
| A room with a glass roof`solarium | |
| A rope for picketing grazing horses or mules`lariat | |
| A roselike marking or formation, such as one of the clusters of spots on a leopard's fur`rosette | |
| A rotor or rotor blade`impeller | |
| A rough cloth of camel's hair, goat hair, hemp, cotton, or flax`sackcloth | |
| A rounded globular mass of cells, such as the pressure receptor on certain nerve endings`corpuscle | |
| A rounded handle, as on a drawer or door`knob | |
| A rounded projection or swelling: a -----cle`tuber | |
| A rounded protuberance formed by the bones in a joint`knuckle | |
| A roundtrip on a passenger vehicle at a special low fare`excursion | |
| A row of curbstones: a curb`curbings | |
| A row of the hairs fringing the eyelid`eyelash | |
| A rowdy or violent young person`hoods | |
| A rowdy`roughneck | |
| A rubber covering for the foot having a flat flexible portion that widens as it extends forward from the toes, used in swimming and diving. Also called`flippers | |
| A ruff on a bird`ruffle | |
| A rule or principle of law, especially when established by precedent`doctrine | |
| A ruler`satrap | |
| A rune is a letter of what ancient alphabet`germanic | |
| A rustic trait or mannerism`rusticity | |
| A rustling sound, as of silk`froufrou | |
| A rut, groove, or narrow depression: 'snow drifting in ------s.'`furrow | |
| A ruthless speculator or adventurer`buccaneer | |
| A sacred song`psalm | |
| A sadhu is a holy man in which country`india | |
| A sailing barge used in East Anglia`wherries | |
| A sailor who has not yet crossed the equator is referred to by what name`Pollywog | |
| A salad containing diced apple, celery, walnuts and mayonnaise is known as what`waldorf salad | |
| A saloon where the owners make their own beer and serve it on the premises`brewpub | |
| A salt enema used to be given to children to rid them of _______`threadworms | |
| A salt enema was given to children to rid them of ______`Threadworm | |
| A sample so obtained`biopsied | |
| A satirical attack on person`lampoon | |
| A sauce for certain dishes, such as salads`dressings | |
| A saucy girl or young woman`chit | |
| A saucy or impudent girl`hussies | |
| A saudi arabian woman can get a divorce if her husband doesn't give her ______`coffee | |
| A scaffold lowered over the side of a ship to support workers or caulkers`flake | |
| A scale indicator on a watch, balance, or other measuring instrument`pointer | |
| A scene of noise and confusion`babel | |
| A scene reproduced on cloth transparencies with various lights shining through the cloths to produce changes in effect, intended for viewing at a`diorama | |
| A scenic pond, as in a park`lake | |
| A scheming person`angler | |
| A scholar qualified to interpret Jewish law`rabbis | |
| A scholar who studies the Marquis de Sade is called a what`sadian | |
| A school of higher education, especially a private school for girls`seminaries | |
| A scooping or digging action, as with such a chisel`gouge | |
| A scornfully or jadedly negative comment or act: She arrived at a philosophy of her own, all made up of her private notations and --------s (Henry`cynicism | |
| A scraped or worn area`abrasion | |
| A screenlike device worn over the mouth or nose or both to protect the ----------y tract`respirator | |
| A scrivener is an old name for whom`clerk | |
| A scroll is the symbol for which muse`clio | |
| A scroll of parchment containing the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures, used in a synagogue during services`torah | |
| A sea wasp can kill a human in less than a minute, what kind of creature is it`jellyfish | |
| A sea with many islands`archipelago | |
| A sea`anemone | |
| A seal on a document, such as a letter`cachet | |
| A search party`posse | |
| A secluded or isolated place`hideaway | |
| A secluded structure, such as a bower, in a garden`alcove | |
| A second or subsequent filling`refill | |
| A secondary cancerous growth formed by transmission of cancerous cells from a primary growth located elsewhere in the body`metastases | |
| A secondary law`bylaw | |
| A secondary or arcane field of study`byway | |
| A secondary or college-preparatory school, especially a private one`academies | |
| A secondary or subsequent preparation of supplies and equipment`refit | |
| A secondary result: a side effect`byproduct | |
| A secret criminal organization of Italian origin operating in the United States and engaged in illegal activities such as gambling, drug-dealing, and`mafia | |
| A secret doctrine resembling these teachings`cabala | |
| A secret dungeon with trap door entrance`oubliette | |
| A secret or devious plan: a plot. plan`scheme | |
| A secret place: a hideaway`mew | |
| A secret scheme or plot`cabal | |
| A section added to a book or document to give further information or to correct errors`supplement | |
| A seed borne within a fruit having a hard shell, as in the pea---, almond, or wal`nut | |
| A seed borne within a fruit having a hard shell, as in the peanut, almond, or walnut`nutting | |
| A seed or pod of any of these plants`bean | |
| A seemingly magical power or process of transmuting: He wondered by what ------- it was changed, so that what sickened him one hour, maddened him with hunger`alchemy | |
| A segment that has separated from such an ice mass`floe | |
| A selection made by lot from a number of applicants or competitors: 'The state uses a lottery to assign spaces in the campground.'`lotteries | |
| A self-propelled conveyance that runs on tires: a motor`vehicle | |
| A self-propelled missile, such as a rocket`projectile | |
| A selfish, self-centered person`egotist | |
| A sensation of coldness, often accompanied by shivering and pallor of the skin`chill | |
| A sense of the ludicrous or amusing. Often used in the plural`risibility | |
| A separately printed excerpt: an offprint`reprint | |
| A series of 15 radioactive elements in the periodic table (periodic law) with atomic numbers 89 through 103`actinide series | |
| A series of annotations or explanations`comment | |
| A series of games played to determine a championship`playoff | |
| A series of operations performed in the making or treatment of a product: 'a manufacturing -------: leather dyed during the tanning -------.'`process | |
| A series of statements or ideas in an ascending order of rhetorical force or intensity`climax | |
| A series of steps taken to accomplish an end: 'a medical ---------: evacuation ---------s.'`procedure | |
| A series of such competitions held at a specified time on a regular course: 'a fan of the dog races.'`racing | |
| A series of such meetings`session | |
| A series of words superimposed on the bottom of television or motion picture frames that communicate dialogue to the hearing-impaired or translate`caption | |
| A series or set of teeth or notches`serration | |
| A serious thought: a carefully considered reflection`cogitation | |
| A servant: a subordinate`follower | |
| A servile follower: a toady`lackey | |
| A serving of this beverage`ale | |
| A session of practice for a performance, as of a play`rehearsal | |
| A set of ----- forms indicating a particular time: 'the future -----.'`tense | |
| A set of articles, as of clothing or luggage, designed to match or complement one other, as in style or color`coordinates | |
| A set of bells tuned to each other: a chime`peal | |
| A set of clothing, often with accessories`outfit | |
| A set of doctrines or beliefs that form the basis of a political, economic, or other system`ideologies | |
| A set of headphones: a headset`headpiece | |
| A set of light, open shelves for ornaments`whatnot | |
| A set of stamps, coins or currency issued in a particular period`series | |
| A set together with a pair of binary operations defined on the set. Usually, the set and the operations include an identity element, and the operations`algebra | |
| A severe loss or defeat`lickings | |
| A severe skin abscess or a bright red jewel`carbuncle | |
| A severe test, as of patience or belief: a trial. trial`crucible | |
| A sex change has never been performed in _________, yet!`Ireland | |
| A sexton`sacristan | |
| A shadow of a four-dimensional object would have _____ dimensions`three | |
| A shaft with a sharp point and barbs for -----ing fish`spear | |
| A shallow body of liquid waste material, as one in a dump`lagoon | |
| A shallow dish with a cover, used for science specimens is a(n) ________.`petri | |
| A shallow dish with a cover, used for science specimens is a(n)`petri dish | |
| A shallow flat receptacle with its contents: 'took the patient a dinner ----.'`tray | |
| A shape, form, or outline`figuration | |
| A shaped, usually rounded or oblong, mass of food: 'veal loaf.'`loaves | |
| A share of money, food, or clothing that has been charitably given`dole | |
| A share of profits received by a stockholder or by a policyholder in a mutual insurance society`dividend | |
| A shark must keep ___ ____ to stay alive`moving forward | |
| A sharp bend in a road or trail on a steep incline`switchback | |
| A sharp bend or turn: 'Make a ------ at the fire station and continue south.'`dogleg | |
| A sharp reversal of direction, as of a ball carrier in football`cutback | |
| A sharp spadelike tool used for rooting or digging out weeds`spud | |
| A sheath for a sword`scabbard | |
| A sheet of ------ paper`carbon | |
| A sheet of hammered, rolled, or cast metal`plate | |
| A sheet of paper on which preliminary notes or computations are set down`worksheet | |
| A sheet of this material`tarpaulin | |
| A shield placed to protect an object from the wind`windshield | |
| A shield-shaped object, such as a scute`scutcheon | |
| A ship due to leave port flies a 'Blue Peter'. What does the flag look like`blue rectangle with a white rectangular centre | |
| A ship due to leave port flies a blue peter. what does the flag look like`blue rectangle with a white rectangular center | |
| A ship used for this purpose`pirate | |
| A ship's small boat, crewed by rowers`yawl | |
| A shipper of cargo`freighter | |
| A ships officer in charge of equipment and crew`boatswain | |
| A shop or a part of a store in which miscellaneous articles are sold`bazaar | |
| A short break from work or play`timeout | |
| A short connecting track by which a train can be transferred from one line to another`crossover | |
| A short conversational piece of writing or criticism`causerie | |
| A short drapery, decorative board, or metal strip mounted especially across the top of a window to conceal structural fixtures`valance | |
| A short farcical entertainment performed between the acts of a medieval mystery or morality play`interlude | |
| A short haircut in which the hair is brushed straight up and cropped flat across the top`flattop | |
| A short humorous or satirical piece of writing`skit | |
| A short legged hunting dog`basset | |
| A short length of pipe made of clay or concrete, used in sewers and drains`tile | |
| A short liturgical text chanted or sung responsively preceding or following a psalm, psalm verse, or canticle`antiphon | |
| A short negligee`camisole | |
| A short poem, often about love, suitable for being set to music`madrigal | |
| A short romantic novel`novelette | |
| A short round container for storing or serving food: 'a jam ---: a mustard ---.'`pot | |
| A short section of railroad track connected by switches with a main track`sidings | |
| A short thick post used for securing ropes on a quay`bollard | |
| A short winglike control surface projecting from the fuselage of an aircraft, such as a space shuttle, mounted forward of the main wing and serving as a`canard | |
| A short womens jacket without fastenings`bolero | |
| A short, close-fitting, often sleeveless coat or jacket, usually of leather`jerkins | |
| A short, light piece of verse or music`bagatelle | |
| A short, warm outer jacket. Also called lumber jacket`lumberjack | |
| A short-barreled, large-caliber revolver or pistol`bulldog | |
| A shortcut or bypass`cutoff | |
| A shortened form of something, as a word`shortening | |
| A shot in billiards in which the cue ball successively strikes two other balls. Also called billiard`carom | |
| A shout of fervent and worshipful praise`hosanna | |
| A show of public homage or welcome`ovation | |
| A showy sounding of trumpets`fanfare | |
| A shrub or tree that bears elderberries`elderberry | |
| A shrub or tree, such as the mountain ------, having a similar aroma or leaf shape`laurel | |
| A shy retiring person is known as a shrinking what`violet | |
| A side surface of an automobile tire, between the edge of the tread and the wheel rim`sidewall | |
| A sight: a look`view | |
| A sign indicative of future prospects: an omen: 'Auspices for the venture seemed favorable.'`auspice | |
| A sign of something coming: an omen: The chartist buys when the -------- look favorable and sells on bad omens (Burton G. Malkiel)`auguries | |
| A sign or an indication of disorder or disease, especially when experienced by an individual as a change from normal function, sensation, or appearance`symptom | |
| A sign, such as a cross, made in lieu of a signature`mark | |
| A significant occurrence or happening. occurrence`event | |
| A significant or descriptive word`keyword | |
| A silicate mineral, heat resistant and insulating`asbestos | |
| A siliceous rock of chalcedonic or opaline silica occurring in limestone`chert | |
| A silk, generally striped, cloth`madras | |
| A similar act of robbery, as the hijacking of an airplane`piracies | |
| A similar arc or band, as one produced by a prism or by iridescence`rainbow | |
| A similar bird (Carpodacus mexicanus) of Mexico and the western United States. Also called house finch`linnet | |
| A similar bird, such as a heron`crane | |
| A similar character in another alphabet, sometimes believed to have magic powers`rune | |
| A similar covering of lightweight, moisture-resistant fabric, used by skiers and hikers`gaiter | |
| A similar device operated by an animal treading a continuous sloping belt`treadmill | |
| A similar device used to release or activate a mechanism`trigger | |
| A similar device, consisting of a loose-fitting polyurethane sheath closed at one end, that is inserted intravaginally before sexual intercourse. Also`condom | |
| A similar digestive organ found in certain invertebrates, such as the earthworm`gizzard | |
| A similar disease in animals, especially sheep`scabies | |
| A similar dish, especially one consisting of a melted sauce in which pieces of food, such as bread, meat, or fruit, are dipped or cooked: 'chocolate`fondu | |
| A similar earlier event is known as a`precedent | |
| A similar effect produced by rapid alternation of two tones`tremolo | |
| A similar fenced or enclosed area, especially one used for protection`stockade | |
| A similar fish, especially: Any one of various saltwater fishes in the family Sparidae, such as the porgy`bream | |
| A similar foot-operated part attached to a crank and used for powering various devices, such as a bicycle`pedal | |
| A similar game, such as duckpins or ninepins`bowlings | |
| A similar garment designed for athletic use, worn especially by acrobats and dancers`tights | |
| A similar garment having a hood used as a raincoat`poncho | |
| A similar great circle drawn on the surface of a celestial body at right angles to the axis of rotation`equator | |
| A similar green-plant pigment, C55H70MgN4O6, havinga brilliant green alcohol solution. Also called ----------l b`chlorophyl | |
| A similar growth or protuberance, as on a plant`wart | |
| A similar hairstyle consisting of long thin braids radiating from the scalp`dreadlocks | |
| A similar implement or a rubber roller used in printing and photography`squeegee | |
| A similar implement or weapon`tomahawk | |
| A similar instrument without a drumhead`tambourine | |
| A similar natural protective covering or structure, such as the egg case of a spider`cocoon | |
| A similar opening on the surface of another planet`volcano | |
| A similar or related fish, such as the needlefish. Also called ---fish, ---pike`gar | |
| A similar or related fish, such as the needlefish. Also called garfish, garpike`gars | |
| A similar orchestral work intended for independent concert performance`overture | |
| A similar outer covering on an egg, fruit, or nut`shell | |
| A similar part in some invertebrates`vagina | |
| A similar part on a piece of furniture or a vehicle`door | |
| A similar pattern produced on cloth by engraved rollers`moire | |
| A similar piece of material, worn by incontinent adults`diaper | |
| A similar point of intensity of emotional excitement`orgasm | |
| A similar rod or pin used for spinning on a spinning wheel`spindle | |
| A similar roll of another substance, such as a tobacco substitute or marijuana`cigaret | |
| A similar ropelike restraint used as a safety measure, especially for young children and astronauts`tether | |
| A similar sandwich with a nonbeef filling. Often used in combination: 'a crab ------: a tofu ------.'`burger | |
| A similar skirt worn by women, girls, and boys`kilt | |
| A similar soft cheese made in the United States`ricotta | |
| A similar sound: 'the ----- of a steam engine.'`snort | |
| A similar sound: 'the eerie ---- of the night wind.'`moan | |
| A similar sparkling wine made elsewhere`champagne | |
| A similar structure in invertebrates, such as one of the pointed denticles or ridges on the exoskeleton of an arthropod or the shell of a mollusk`teeth | |
| A similar structure in other animals, such as turtles, insects, or fish`beak | |
| A similar structure or part, such as one that enables the valves of a bivalve mollusk to open and close`hinge | |
| A similar structure that permits the passage of an individual once a charge has been paid or that counts the number of individuals passing through`turnstile | |
| A similar structure used for supporting or suspending`gallows | |
| A similar substance forming the tusks or teeth of certain other mammals, such as the walrus`ivories | |
| A similar swelling on a plant`blister | |
| A similar underground stem or root, such as a corm, rhizome, or tuber`bulb | |
| A similar viral disease of cats characterized by fever, vomiting, diarrhea leading to dehydration, and sometimes death. Also called feline`distemper | |
| A similar wine made elsewhere`claret | |
| A similarly styled hood often covering the shoulders, as worn by soldiers and sailors or as protective clothing`balaclava | |
| A simple device, such as a lever, a pulley, or an inclined plane, that alters the magnitude or direction, or both, of an applied force: a simple ----ine`mach | |
| A single character consisting of two letters run together and representing a single sound, such as Old English`digraph | |
| A single complete cycle of such motion`rotation | |
| A single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon: 'A year constitutes a ----- of the seasons.'`cycle | |
| A single copy from this group`edition | |
| A single eyeglass`monocle | |
| A single filament, such as a fiber or thread, of a woven or braided material`strand | |
| A single hair of a beard or mustache`whisker | |
| A single lens in a pair of glasses: a monocle`eyeglass | |
| A single loop of yarn around an implement such as a knitting needle`stitch | |
| A single stalk of threshed grain`straw | |
| A single thread spun by a spider`cobweb | |
| A single, relatively large quantity of a substance, such as a dose of a drug, intended for therapeutic use and taken orally`bolus | |
| A site used for or reclaimed by such disposal`landfill | |
| A situation in which one force neutralizes or counterbalances the other`standoff | |
| A situation or place preserved from surrounding unpleasantness: a refuge: 'an oasis of serenity amid chaos.'`oases | |
| A situation that has many potential hazards or dangers`minefield | |
| A situation that is so difficult that no progress can be made: a deadlock or a stalemate: 'reached an ------- in the negotiations.'`impasse | |
| A size of clothing for children between the ages of about one and three years`toddler | |
| A skilled or clever person: 'a ------ at math.'`wizard | |
| A skin lotion or cream that is used to clean the face`cleanser | |
| A sled or toboggan`coaster | |
| A sleeping car`sleeper | |
| A slender rod carried as a symbol of office in a procession: a scepter`wand | |
| A slender stalk supporting or connecting another plant part, such as a leaf or flower`stem | |
| A slender vine (Asparagus asparagoides) that has glossy foliage and is popular as a floral decoration`smilax | |
| A slender, flexible surgical instrument used to explore a wound or body cavity`probe | |
| A slice of this type of sausage`pepperoni | |
| A slight depression or indentation in a surface`dimple | |
| A slight physical injury, such as a scratch`booboo | |
| A slight taste or sample in anticipation of something to come`foretaste | |
| A slingshot`slung | |
| A sloth can move ______ as fast in water as it can on land`twice | |
| A slow, mournful musical composition`dirge | |
| A sluggish stream that meanders through lowlands, marshes, or plantation grounds`bayou | |
| A small Eurasian finch (Carduelis carduelis) having brownish plumage with black wings boldly marked with yellow and a red patch across the face`goldfinch | |
| A small Old World bird (Erithacus rubecula) having an orange breast and a brown back. Also called ----- redbreast`robin | |
| A small amount or portion`driblet | |
| A small amount, as of liquor`tots | |
| A small amount: a jot`trifle | |
| A small amount: a particle: 'not a ----- of evidence.'`shred | |
| A small arm, as of the sea`armlet | |
| A small atmospheric vortex that comes from surface heating is known as what`dust devil | |
| A small bag or pouch for carrying money`purse | |
| A small basket for fruit`punnet | |
| A small bit or flake: '-----s of foam: a ----- of dandruff.'`fleck | |
| A small black ball used as a negative ballot`blackball | |
| A small building, usually with slatted sides, for storing corn`crib | |
| A small but aggressive and spirited person`bantam | |
| A small buttonlike flower of some chrysanthemums and dahlias`pompom | |
| A small card used to record one's own performance in sports such as golf`scorecard | |
| A small cart pulled by dogs`dogcart | |
| A small case or chest, as for jewels and other valuables`casket | |
| A small circle or ring`ringlet | |
| A small coin of varying composition and value current in western Europefrom the eighth century until the French Revolution`denier | |
| A small compact portion or unit: '------s of information.'`nugget | |
| A small compartment`cubbyhole | |
| A small computer introduced in 1975 by micro instrumentation telemetry systems of new mexico`altair 8800 | |
| A small container for needles, thread, and other sewingequipment`housewife | |
| A small crown`coronet | |
| A small cylindrical shaft used to drive magnetic tape at a constant speed in a tape recorder`capstan | |
| A small demon`imps | |
| A small detachable part for a machine or apparatus`fittingly | |
| A small dish used for baking and serving`ramekin | |
| A small dome set on a circular or polygonal base or resting on pillars`cupola | |
| A small enclosed cavity or space, such as a compartment in a honeycomb or within a plant ovary or an area bordered by veins in an insect's wing`cell | |
| A small enclosed compartment with a window, used to separate the occupant from others: 'a ticket -----.'`booth | |
| A small folded bag filled with lead pellets, used as ammunition in a stun gun`beanbag | |
| A small fragment, scrap, or portion: 'eraser -----s: not a ----- of kindness for you.'`crumb | |
| A small freestanding storage cabinet`consolable | |
| A small group, as of persons`covey | |
| A small heap, pile, or mound`hill | |
| A small herring or sprat`brisling | |
| A small hinged window above a door or another window`transom | |
| A small hole or slit in a wall, especially one through which small arms may be fired`loophole | |
| A small hound used for hunting hares`beagle | |
| A small house for children to play in`playhouse | |
| A small house on the grounds of an estate or a park, used by a caretaker or gatekeeper`lodge | |
| A small implement with a pointed, scoop-shaped blade used for digging, as in setting plants`trowel | |
| A small informal restaurant`bistro | |
| A small knob, nail head, or rivet fixed in and slightly projecting from a surface`studded | |
| A small lounge or sitting room affording limited privacy, as at an inn or tavern`parlor | |
| A small mark: a scar or birthmark`stigma | |
| A small measure for liquor, usually holding 1 1/2 ounces`jigger | |
| A small measure of spirits`noggin | |
| A small metal or plastic ring used to reinforce such an eyelet`grommet | |
| A small narrow headband`bandeau | |
| A small narrow piece, portion, or plot: 'a ------ of land.'`sliver | |
| A small natural or artificial gem used as a bearing in a watch`jewel | |
| A small naval escort vessel`corvette | |
| A small or insignificant thing`peppercorn | |
| A small or medium-sized sofa`settee | |
| A small or miniature version of something`midget | |
| A small particle: a tiny bit`molecule | |
| A small pastry filled with meat or fish`pate | |
| A small pastry shell or cake made of stiffly beaten, baked egg whites and sugar, often containing fruit or nutmeats`meringue | |
| A small pickled cucumber`gherkin | |
| A small piece of cloth used for -----work`patch | |
| A small piece of cloth used for patchwork`patching | |
| A small pin or brooch worn as an ornament or a badge of membership`plaque | |
| A small pit on a surface: 'The gophers left the lawn covered with --------s.'`pockmark | |
| A small plastic container used for storing a roll of film`canister | |
| A small pool of a liquid`puddle | |
| A small portmanteau`valise | |
| A small private chamber, as for study or prayer`closet | |
| A small quantity or splash of a liquid: 'a ------ of whiskey.'`dollop | |
| A small respiratory opening behind the eye of certain fishes, such as sharks, rays, and skates`spiracle | |
| A small round dry growth on the skin`wart | |
| A small sack or bag`pocket | |
| A small scrap of paper, especially with a short list or schedule written on it`scrip | |
| A small shelf or shelves supported by such structures`bracket | |
| A small shop selling fashionable clothes`boutique | |
| A small silvery or gray bristletail (Lepisma saccharina) that feeds on the starchy material in bookbindings, wallpaper, clothing, and food, often`silverfish | |
| A small sleeping compartment, especially within a dormitory`cubicle | |
| A small sparkling object, drop, or spot: '-------s of sunlight.'`spangle | |
| A small structure, often open on one or more sides, used as a newsstand or booth`kiosk | |
| A small stunted or projecting part`nubbin | |
| A small sum of money: capital that is barely adequate: 'a company that started on a ----------.'`shoestring | |
| A small swelling similar to a blister or pimple`pustule | |
| A small table napkin`doilies | |
| A small tight curl or tuft`frizz | |
| A small toothed disk of tempered steel attached to a handle and used to make rows of dots, slits, or perforations, as in engraving or on a sheet of`roulette | |
| A small un-bound booklet`pamphlet | |
| A small vacation house`cottage | |
| A small vessel that is propelled by oars or sails`barque | |
| A small village without a church`hamlet | |
| A small window or opening, often fitted with glass or a grating`wicket | |
| A small wooden household mallet`beetle | |
| A small young owl`owlet | |
| A small zoo`menagerie | |
| A small, compact upright electronic organ`spinet | |
| A small, fast, highly maneuverable warship armed with guns, torpedoes, depth charges, and guided missiles`destroyer | |
| A small, informal restaurant serving wine`bistro | |
| A small, juicy, fleshy fruit, such as a blackberry or raspberry, regardless of its botanical structure`berries | |
| A small, scattered amount or number: 'a ---------- of raindrops.'`smattering | |
| A small, undefined number or quantity: 'only a ------- of people on the street.'`handful | |
| A small, usually metal compartment that can be locked, especially one at a gymnasium or public place for the safekeeping of clothing and valuables`locker | |
| A smoke detector will alarm if it detects`smoke | |
| A smooth floor suited for roller-skating`rink | |
| A smudge made by soot, smoke, or dirt`smut | |
| A smurf is this tall`3 apples | |
| A snail can sleep for _____ years`three | |
| A snare or trap`noose | |
| A sneeze travels out your mouth at over ______ m.p.h.`one hundred | |
| A snob`snoot | |
| A snooker game needs how many balls`twenty two | |
| A soccer ball has _____ panels`thirty two | |
| A sociable person: 'She's outgoing and a good -----.'`mixer | |
| A social class separated from others by distinctions of hereditary rank, profession, or wealth`caste | |
| A social function, such as a dinner, held for raising funds`fundraiser | |
| A social, legal, or moral requirement, such as a duty, contract, or promise that compels one to follow or avoid a particular course of action`obligation | |
| A sock knit in this pattern`argyle | |
| A sofa on which a patient lies while undergoing psychoanalysis or psychiatric treatment`couch | |
| A soft blue cheese made from ewe's milk`roquefort | |
| A soft fabric made of this wool or of similar fibers`cashmere | |
| A soft fabric of undyed, unbleached wool`beige | |
| A soft heavy cotton thread similar to that used to make wicks for candles`candlewick | |
| A soft smooth cheese similar to yoghurt is known as`fromage frais | |
| A soft thick lump or mass: 'a ---- of mashed potatoes: ----s of red mud.'`glob | |
| A soft thick lump or mass: 'a glob of mashed potatoes: ----- of red mud.'`globs | |
| A soft toffee like sweet`fudge | |
| A soft woolen fabric used especially for baby clothes`swansdown | |
| A soft, grayish-yellow leather usually having a suede finish, once made from deerskins but now generally made from sheepskins`buckskin | |
| A soft, heavy, usually light tan cloth, made chiefly of the hair of camel`camelhair | |
| A soft, thick cushion, as for a couch`squab | |
| A soldier of fortune`adventurer | |
| A solemn observance or proceeding`solemnity | |
| A solid oblong block of a substance, such as soap or candy`bar | |
| A solution used to preserve and harden fresh tissue for microscopic examination`fixative | |
| A solvent used to dilute paint or varnish`thinners | |
| A song of mourning`lament | |
| A song of praise or joy: a paean`hymn | |
| A song`tune | |
| A soothing cough mixture`linctus | |
| A soothing, numbing agent or thing: There was the blessed -------- of bridge, at the Colony or at the home of friends (Louis Auchincloss)`narcotic | |
| A soothsaying spirit or demon`python | |
| A sorcerer or magician`enchanter | |
| A sorcerer or sorceress`conjurer | |
| A sound defeat`beatings | |
| A sound of or like a ----: The carpenter ['s]... plane whistles its wild ascending ---- (Walt Whitman)`lisp | |
| A sound produced by this instrument`drum | |
| A sound similar to a goose's ----: 'blew a loud ---- on the bass saxophone.'`honk | |
| A sound similar to that made by a cat: 'the ---- of an engine.'`purr | |
| A sound suggestive of such a cry`shriek | |
| A sound suggestive of such chattering: a babbling noise`prattle | |
| A sound suggestive of this cry: 'the ------- of train brakes.'`screech | |
| A sound that resembles or suggests`thunder | |
| A soup or stew thickened with okra pods. Also called okra`gumbo | |
| A soup similar to this seafood dish: 'corn -------.'`chowder | |
| A source of anxiety: a worry`worriment | |
| A source of burden or responsibility: 'The profession of medicine is a stern ----------.'`taskmaster | |
| A source of comfort or consolation`solace | |
| A source of deep mental anguish`grief | |
| A source of enjoyment or delight: 'The graceful skaters were a -------- to watch.'`pleasure | |
| A source of great wealth or prosperity`bonanza | |
| A source of harassment, annoyance, or pain`torment | |
| A source of joy or happiness: a comfort`cheer | |
| A source of offense, as to a person's pride or sense of dignity: an affront`indignity | |
| A source of such energy, as a waterfall`waterpower | |
| A source or an instance of risk or peril`danger | |
| A source or cause of ------: a misfortune`sorrow | |
| A source, means, or cause of such preservation or deliverance`salvation | |
| A source: 'a ---------- of ideas.'`wellspring | |
| A sovereign, such as a king or empress, often with constitutionally limited authority: 'a constitutional -------.'`monarch | |
| A space cleared: a clearing`clearance | |
| A space empty of matter`vacuum | |
| A space for a ship to dock or anchor: 'a steamship moored to its ----- at the pier.'`berth | |
| A space for storing goods`storage | |
| A spark: a flash`scintilla | |
| A spear or arrow`shaft | |
| A special acknowledgment: an award`accolade | |
| A special head covering worn to indicate rank, occupation, or membership in a particular group: 'a cardinal's ---: a sailor's ---.'`cap | |
| A special loom or the method employed in the weaving of a figured fabric`jacquard | |
| A special privilege accorded a first-born`birthright | |
| A specialist in --------ics`linguist | |
| A specialist in Roman or civil law`civilian | |
| A specialist in a given branch of knowledge: 'a classical -------.'`scholar | |
| A specialist in the theory and practice of education`educator | |
| A specific branch of manufacture and trade: 'the textile industry.' business`industries | |
| A specific capacity, faculty, or aptitude. Often used in the plural: 'her powers of concentration.'`powering | |
| A specific kind of ---- used for a special purpose, as in tanning or medicine`bark | |
| A specific occupation or pursuit: 'the best designer in the --------.'`business | |
| A specific occurrence of such a variation: 'awaiting the next high ----.'`tide | |
| A specific point in time, especially the present time: 'He is not here at the ------.'`moment | |
| A specific range of skill, knowledge, or ability`competence | |
| A specific talent for something, especially one difficult to explain or teach. art1`knack | |
| A specific taste or smell. taste`savor | |
| A specific theory or model of the origin and evolution of the universe`cosmogony | |
| A specific unjust act: a wrong`injustice | |
| A specific, often oversimplified category`pigeonhole | |
| A specified kind of nourishment: 'breakfast ----: plant ----.'`food | |
| A specified or limited area of land: 'developing a 30-acre -----.'`tract | |
| A specified or limited area of land: 'developing a 30-acre tract.'`tracts | |
| A specimen of mucus or other material removed with a`swab | |
| A specimen or part, such as a lion's head, preserved as a token of a successful hunt`trophies | |
| A speech or piece of writing characterized by strong feeling or expression: a tirade`harangue | |
| A speech or piece of writing that incites anger or violence: The vast majority [of teenagers logged onto the Internet] did not encounter recipes for pipe bombs or deranged ----s about whitesupremacy`rant | |
| A sphere of activity, concern, or function: a field: 'the ------ of history.' field`domain | |
| A sphere of spiritual, mental, or physical endeavor`vineyard | |
| A spherical object or figure`sphere | |
| A spherical or almost spherical body: 'a ---- of flame.'`ball | |
| A spice from which root is used to give food a yellow colour`turmeric | |
| A spiced cookie made with molasses, raisins, and nuts`hermit | |
| A spider is a member of the phylum Arthropoda. What class does it belong to`Arachnida | |
| A spiked iron or steel framework that is attached to the bottom of a shoe or boot to prevent slipping when walking or climbing on ice and snow. Often used in the`crampon | |
| A spiked plate fixed on the bottom of a shoe to prevent slipping and preserve the sole`caulk | |
| A spiral form or structure`helix | |
| A spirited British folk dance originally accompanied by this instrument`hornpipe | |
| A spoken or written request for someone's presence or participation`invitation | |
| A spokesperson`speaker | |
| A spool or reel for thread`bobbin | |
| A sports shoe usually made of canvas and having soft rubber soles. Also called tennis shoe`sneaker | |
| A spouse who is a hindrance in life is a?`Hindermate | |
| A spouse`mate | |
| A spring lock, as for a door, that is opened from the outside by a key`latch | |
| A spy carrying secret information`courier | |
| A stableman at an inn`ostler | |
| A staff carried as a symbol of office or authority: a baton`truncheon | |
| A stag's testicles or penis often thought to be an aphrodisiac?`Inchpin | |
| A stand for holding the notes of a public speaker: a lectern`podia | |
| A stand that serves as a support for the notes or books of a speaker`lectern | |
| A standard 747 Jumbo Jet has ______ seats`four hundred and twenty | |
| A standard or banner, as of a military unit`ensign | |
| A standardized procedure that is closely, often mindlessly followed`lockstep | |
| A stanza containing irregular lines`strophe | |
| A stanza or verse of a poem`stave | |
| A starfish can turn its ______ inside out`stomach | |
| A starting out, as on a trip or a new course of action`departure | |
| A state of being derided: 'The proposal was held in -------- by members of the board.'`derision | |
| A state of dependence in which the existence or significance of one entity is solely dependent on that of another`relativity | |
| A state of disharmony between incompatible or antithetical persons, ideas, or interests: a clash`conflict | |
| A state of emotion so intense that one is carried beyond rational thought and self-control: 'an ecstasy of rage.'`ecstasies | |
| A state of equilibrium or parity characterized by cancellation of all forces by equal opposing forces`balance | |
| A state of excessive and unwarranted concern over an unimportant matter: 'made a big ---- over one low test grade.'`fuss | |
| A state of excessive fullness`repletion | |
| A state of mental agitation or disturbance: 'spoke unsteadily in a voice that betrayed his -------.' feeling`emotion | |
| A state of mental concentration`absorption | |
| A state of mental numbness, as that resulting from shock: a daze. lethargy`stupor | |
| A state of mind or a feeling: disposition: 'had a positive -------- about work.'`attitude | |
| A state of nervous activity: a fuss`pother | |
| A state of separation from God: exclusion from God's presence`hells | |
| A state of subjection to a force, power, or influence`bondage | |
| A state or condition marked by this feeling: 'living in ----.'`fear | |
| A state or condition marked by this feeling: 'living in fear.'`fearing | |
| A state or feeling of intense, often excessive exhilaration or well-being`exaltation | |
| A state or feeling of negativity or bitterness arising especially from envy or world-weariness`jaundice | |
| A state or situation of great distress or unrest felt to resemble a boiling kettle or vat: 'a cauldron of conflicting corporate politics.'`caldron | |
| A state ruled by a prince`pricipality | |
| A state so governed`theocracy | |
| A state, region, or territory that is closely identified with a particular people or ethnic group`homeland | |
| A statement made by placing your hand on a bible`oath | |
| A statement made in rebutting`rebuttal | |
| A statement of belief: a credo: 'my political ---------.'`testament | |
| A statement of calendar time, as on a document`date | |
| A statement of the meaning of a word, phrase, or term, as in a dictionary entry`definition | |
| A statement or course of action that backfires`boomerang | |
| A statement or estimate of similarities and differences`comparison | |
| A statement or indication that inspires confidence: a guarantee or pledge: 'gave her --------- that the plan would succeed.'`assurance | |
| A statement or list of particulars, such as a theater program or menu`billing | |
| A statement or rhetorical discourse intended to give information about or an explanation of difficult material`exposition | |
| A statement presented in opposition`objection | |
| A statement proven to be or accepted as true`truth | |
| A statement that ascribes`ascription | |
| A statement, especially in diplomatic negotiations, that expresses or implies the threat of serious penalties if the terms are not accepted`ultimata | |
| A statement, opinion, or conclusion based on guesswork: 'The commentators made various ----------s about the outcome of the next election.'`conjecture | |
| A stationary bathroom sink`washstand | |
| A statue of the human body with the head and limbs omitted or removed`torsi | |
| A steady but subdued shining: a glow: 'the ----- of burnished gold.'`gleam | |
| A steady current in such a flow of water`stream | |
| A steamship`steamer | |
| A steel tool for cutting or finishing screw threads`chaser | |
| A steep rugged rock`crag | |
| A steep slope in front of a fortification`escarpment | |
| A stem or similar structure that supports a plant part such as a flower, flower cluster, or leaf`stalk | |
| A steplike recession in a wall`setback | |
| A sterile hybrid, as between a canary and other birds or between certain plants`mule | |
| A stew flavoured with paprika`goulash | |
| A steward or butler`majordomo | |
| A stick on which notches are made to keep a count or score`tallied | |
| A stiff hairlike structure: 'the -------s of a wire brush.'`bristle | |
| A stigma`onus | |
| A stimulus or an incentive: An age of political excitement is usually a --------- to literature (Will Durant)`stimulant | |
| A stinging organ or part`stinger | |
| A stitch in time saves ____`nine | |
| A stock of terms used in a particular profession, subject, or style: a vocabulary: 'the lexicon of surrealist art.'`lexica | |
| A stock of weapons`arsenal | |
| A stock or supply reserved for future use: 'a squirrel's ----- of acorns.'`store | |
| A stock technique for eliciting a desired response from an audience`hokum | |
| A stock with a par value of per share is known as what`quarter stock | |
| A stock`broker | |
| A stone coffin`sarcophagus | |
| A stoppage: a cessation`shutoff | |
| A store where food and equipment are sold, as in a mining camp`commissary | |
| A story about legendary persons and exploits`fable | |
| A story by Edgar Allan Poe...Fall of the..`house of usher | |
| A story by Hans Andersen "The..`ugly duckling | |
| A story by Hans Anderson "The..`ugly duckling | |
| A story of ones own life`autobiography | |
| A story, picture, or play employing such representation. John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and Herman Melville's Moby Dick are`allegories | |
| A stout stick used as a weapon: a cudgel`staff | |
| A straight steep course for skiing`schuss | |
| A straightedged strip, as of wood or metal, for drawing straight lines and measuring lengths. Also called rule`ruler | |
| A stratagem for catching or tricking an unwary person`trapped | |
| A stratagem: a trick`deceit | |
| A stream may disappear down a sink-hole, by what other name is this known`swallow hole | |
| A stream of air applied in a similar way`douche | |
| A stream or abundant flow: 'a ----- of tears.'`river | |
| A stream or bay leading inland, as from the ocean: an estuary`inlet | |
| A stream that flows through such a channel`wadi | |
| A streetcar line`trams | |
| A strenuous test of ability and endurance`workout | |
| A stretch of choppy water caused by such a shoal or sandbar: a rapid`riffle | |
| A striking incidental scene, as of a picturesque group of people: New public figures suddenly abound in the hitherto faceless totalitarian -------x`tableau | |
| A string of beads for keeping count of prayers`rosary | |
| A string of items attached in one line by or as if by twisting or braiding: 'a ---- of onions.'`rope | |
| A string of items attached in one line by or as if by twisting or braiding: 'a rope of onions.'`roping | |
| A stringed keyboard instrument, such as a harpsichord`clavier | |
| A strip or compact pieceof boneless meat or fish, especially the beef tenderloin`fillet | |
| A strip or ring of pasta`noodle | |
| A strip or stripe that contrasts with something else in color, texture, or material`band | |
| A strip, as of wood, that forms a part of the covering for a cylindrical object`lags | |
| A striving to win in competition: rivalry: 'The teams met in fierce ---------- for first place.'`contention | |
| A strolling minstrel`troubadour | |
| A strong fear, dislike, or aversion`phobia | |
| A strong feeling of identity with and loyalty to one's tribe or group`tribalism | |
| A strong inclination or preference: a taste: 'a -------- for sweets: a -------- for travel.'`fondness | |
| A strong or acrid odor`fume | |
| A strong oxford shoe, usually with ornamental perforations and wing tips`brogue | |
| A strong reddish orange to strong or vivid orange`tangerine | |
| A strong twilled cloth often used for raincoats`gaberdine | |
| A strong twisted or braided cord sometimes used in making whiplashes`whipcord | |
| A strong wish or urge: 'an -------- for learning.'`appetite | |
| A strong yellowish green`emerald | |
| A strong, vivid purplish red`fuchsia | |
| A stronghold or fortified place: a bulwark`citadel | |
| A structure composed of columns placed at regular intervals`colonnade | |
| A structure made of bricks`brickwork | |
| A structure made of such bars and supports and forming a barrier or guard: a ----ing`rail | |
| A structure made of such bars and supports and forming a barrier or guard: a railing`rails | |
| A structure or part that is porous`porosities | |
| A structure, often decorative, from which a jet or stream of water issues`fountain | |
| A structure, such as a basin or reservoir, used for collecting or draining water`catchment | |
| A structure, such as a window, screen, or trellis, made of or containing such a framework`lattice | |
| A structure, typically a table, before which the divine offices are recited and upon which the Eucharist is celebrated in Christian churches`altar | |
| A structure, usually of stone or brick, for holding an outdoor fire`fireplace | |
| A strumpet`trollop | |
| A student or scholar of logic`logician | |
| A student studying for a ----uate degree, such as a PhD`grad | |
| A student studying for a graduate degree, such as a PhD`grads | |
| A study by researcher Frank Hu and the Harvard School of Public Health found that women who snore are at an increased risk of high blood pressure and ---------------------`cardiovascular disease | |
| A study of pet owners found that what % of couples claimed they allowed their pets to remain in the bedroom during intercourse.`%66 | |
| A study of physics and chemistry of celestial bodies`astrophysics | |
| A stupa is a shrine to the memory of whom`buddha | |
| A stupid act, remark, or idea`stupidity | |
| A stupid or oafish person`goon | |
| A sturdy cloth of this color`khaki | |
| A style in which hair is cut`haircut | |
| A style of automobile with a similar roof`landau | |
| A style of cooking: cuisine: 'a restaurant with a fine French -------.'`kitchen | |
| A style of music evolved from southern African-American secular songs and usually distinguished by a syncopated 4/4 rhythm, flatted thirds and sevenths, a 12-bar structure, and lyrics in athree-line stanza in which the second line repeats the first: The blues is an expression of anger against shame`bluesy | |
| A style of rock music that incorporates elements of punk rock and heavy metal, popularized in the early 1990s and often marked by lyrics exhibiting nihilism, dissatisfaction,`grunge | |
| A style of writing with cursive characters`script | |
| A stylish or trendy word or phrase`buzzword | |
| A subdivision of a plot of land, especially a plot used for experimental purposes`subplot | |
| A subdivision of an arrondissement in France`canton | |
| A subject of artistic representation`theme | |
| A subordinate evil spirit: a demon`devil | |
| A subordinate group`subgroup | |
| A subordinate heading or title`subhead | |
| A subordinate official`minion | |
| A subordinate role, as in a play`underpart | |
| A substance added to paint, varnish, or ink to speed drying`dryer | |
| A substance added to something else: a filler`loadings | |
| A substance containing ------, obtained from the stomachs of hogs and calves and used as a digestive aid`pepsin | |
| A substance necessary for or taking part in a particular metabolic process`metabolite | |
| A substance that yields hydrogen ions when dissolved in water`acid | |
| A substance to be so analyzed`assay | |
| A substance used to color something`colorings | |
| A substance, such as paint, detergent, or insecticide, packaged under pressure with a gaseous propellant for release as a spray of fine particles`aerosol | |
| A substance, such as saliva, mucus, tears, bile, or a hormone, that is secreted`secretion | |
| A succession without a break or gap in time: 'won the title for three years in a ---.'`row | |
| A succession without a break or gap in time: 'won the title for three years in a row.'`rowed | |
| A suction pump used to create a partial vacuum`aspirator | |
| A sudden attack made from a concealed position`ambush | |
| A sudden disturbing feeling: '-----s of homesickness.'`qualm | |
| A sudden effusion of blood into an organ or tissue`apoplexy | |
| A sudden eruption: an outburst: an -------- of strikes, violent agitation, and arrests (Samuel Chew)`outbreak | |
| A sudden forward movement or p`lunge | |
| A sudden gust of wind: a squall`williwaw | |
| A sudden gust of wind`flurried | |
| A sudden headlong rush or flight of a crowd of people`stampede | |
| A sudden interruption of continuity: a gap`chasm | |
| A sudden loud blow or bump`bang | |
| A sudden manifestation or increase, as of a disease: an outbreak`breakout | |
| A sudden movement made in avoiding a thrust in fencing`volt | |
| A sudden or unusual sight: ( [The designer's] indoor-outdoor reversals and juxtapositions call forth a Magritte ---------- beneath a Miami moon`apparition | |
| A sudden shock, revelation, or turn of events`zinger | |
| A sudden short burst, as of energy, activity, or growth`spurt | |
| A sudden, swift drop or plunge: 'Stock prices took a --------.'`nosedive | |
| A sudden, violent disturbance of the mind`brainstorm | |
| A sudden, violent outpouring, as of emotion: did not... give way to any ----------s of private grief (Thackeray)`ebullition | |
| A sufferer of leukemia has too many _____`leukocytes | |
| A sugar with the formula c12h22011, belonging to the group of carbohydrates known as disaccharides (sugar)`sucrose | |
| A sugar with the formula c12h22011, belonging to the group of carbohydrates known as disaccharides`sucrose | |
| A suggestion or trace`smack | |
| A sultan's palace. Also called serai`seraglio | |
| A sum of money lent at interest`loan | |
| A sum of money or other resources set aside for a specific purpose: 'a pension ----.'`fund | |
| A sum of money required of a postulant at a convent`dowries | |
| A sum or aggregate`summation | |
| A summary of the plot of a play,film etc with details of characters scenes etc`scenario | |
| A summary or review`overview | |
| A summary: 'a resum of the facts of the case.'`resume | |
| A summer house giving a view`gazebo | |
| A sumptuous formal dinner`banquet | |
| A sun-dried grape is known as a(n) ___________`raisin | |
| A sun-dried grape is known as a(n)`raisin | |
| A sun-dried grape is known as a(n)-`Raisin | |
| A super-fast data link between your PC & devices such as digital cameras`firewire | |
| A superficial and usually temporary romance`flirtation | |
| A superficial coating or discoloration of organic materials, such as cloth, paper, or leather, caused by fungi, especially under damp conditions`mildew | |
| A superficial outgrowth of plant tissue, such as the prickle of a rose`emergence | |
| A supernatural being: a ghost or specter`visitant | |
| A superstructure at the bow of a merchant ship where the crew is housed`forecastle | |
| A supervisor or superintendent`overseer | |
| A supplement or appendix`codicil | |
| A supply of food`larder | |
| A supply of money: a purse`till | |
| A support or foundation`pedestal | |
| A supporter of such a party or movement`communist | |
| A surface or its condition with respect to its suitability for walking or running, especially the condition of a racetrack`footing | |
| A surface or structure configured in such a curve: a perfect --------- of white sand lined with palm... trees (Islands)`concavity | |
| A surface that deviates from planarity in a smooth, continuous fashion`curve | |
| A surface, especially an open, unoccupied piece of ground: 'a landing ----: a playing ----.'`area | |
| A surgical operation or procedure, especially one involving the removal or replacement of a diseased organ or tissue`surgeries | |
| A surplus: an excess`overage | |
| A survey conducted by Masters and Johnson in the early 1980s revealed that the third-most frequent fantasy amongst both homosexual men and women was a __________ _________`heterosexual encounter | |
| A survey revealed that ---------- percent of snowmobilers in Maine are males. Snowmobiling added $226 million to the state's economy in 1996.`eighty seven | |
| A surveyor's mark made on a stationary object of previously determined position and elevation and used as a reference point in tidal`benchmark | |
| A suspended bed of canvas or netting`hammock | |
| A suspender strap with a fastener attached to a girdle or belt to hold up a stocking or sock`garter | |
| A suspension of fine solid or liquid particles in a gaseous medium`smokes | |
| A suspension of magnesium hydroxide in water is better known as what`milk of magnesia | |
| A sweet or pleasant odor: a scent`fragrance | |
| A sweet syrupy drink, especially one to which medicine can be added`julep | |
| A sweet to moderately dry white wine from California`sauterne | |
| A sweetheart`lass | |
| A swift pirate ship, often operating with official sanction`corsair | |
| A swollen condition`tumescence | |
| A swollen part: a swelling`tumor | |
| A sword`blade | |
| A synopsis`conspectus | |
| A synthetic compound that acts like a hormone in the body`hormonal | |
| A system by which debtors are bound in servitude to their creditors until their debts are paid`peonage | |
| A system of -------- track, together with the land, stations, rolling stock, and other related property under one management`railroad | |
| A system of belief, principles, or opinions: 'laws banning discrimination on the basis of race or -----: an architectural ----- that demanded simple`creed | |
| A system of characters or symbols representing sounds or things`alphabet | |
| A system of church government in which bishops are the chief clerics`episcopacy | |
| A system of drains`drainage | |
| A system of electric wires`wiring | |
| A system of exercises practiced as part of this discipline to promote control of the body and mind`yoga | |
| A system of geometry: 'Euclidean geometry.'`geometries | |
| A system of ideas of right and wrong conduct: 'religious morality: Christian morality.'`moralities | |
| A system of knowledge or beliefs about celestial phenomena: 'the various astronomies of ancient civilizations.'`astronomy | |
| A system of numbering`numeration | |
| A system of reasoning: 'Aristotle's logic.'`logics | |
| A system of supporting shores`shoring | |
| A system of symbols or representations`symbolism | |
| A system of tubes`tubings | |
| A system reflecting on a large scale one of its component systems or parts`macrocosm | |
| A system regarded as analogous in its structure or functions to a living body: 'the social --------.'`organism | |
| A system used to allocate a scarce commodity, such as food, only to those capable of deriving the greatest benefit from it`triage | |
| A system, form, or instance of abbreviated or formulaic reference: The classical error is to regard a scientific law as only a --------- for its`shorthand | |
| A systematic collection of regulations and rules of procedure or conduct: 'a traffic ----.'`code | |
| A systematic plan for the expenditure of a usually fixed resource, such as money or time, during a given period: 'A new car will not be part of our`budget | |
| A table showing the months, weeks, and days in at least one specific year`calendar | |
| A tablet containing aromatic substances that is burned to fumigate or deodorize the air`pastille | |
| A tactical unit of ground combat forces between a division and an army commanded by a lieutenant general and composed of two or more divisions and`corps | |
| A tagged bird of this species flew the greatest known distance for a bird. (22,500 km)`arctic tern | |
| A talent or ability that has potential for development or use. Often used in the plural: 'a student of great capabilities.'`capability | |
| A tall military hat made of black fur`bearskin | |
| A tall pointed formation, such as a mountain peak`pinnacle | |
| A tall, slender structure used for observation, signaling, or pumping`towered | |
| A tangelo is a cross between which fruits`tangerine and pomelo | |
| A tape or covered cord sewn into a seam as reinforcement or trimming`welt | |
| A tape recording of numerous voices talking at the same time, used as an antibugging device to hinder or prevent eavesdropping`babbler | |
| A target vulnerable to sweeping gunfire`enfilade | |
| A tasty delicacy: a tidbit`morsel | |
| A tavern or restaurant`inn | |
| A tax levied on corporations or individuals after net income has exceeded a certain level`surtax | |
| A tayberry is a cross between which two fruits`blackberry and raspberry | |
| A tea`kettle | |
| A teacher and guide in spiritual and philosophical matters`guru | |
| A teacher or instructor`professor | |
| A teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church`presbyter | |
| A team of carriage horses harnessed in single file`tandem | |
| A team of medical experts in Virginia contends you're more likely to catch the common ____ _____ by shaking hands than by kissing.`cold virus | |
| A team of three horses abreast`troika | |
| A tear-shaped object`teardrop | |
| A technical expert, especially one in a managerial or administrative position`technocrat | |
| A technique by which patients monitor their own bodily functions in an attempt to alter those functions`bio feedback | |
| A technique or means`device | |
| A tedious moralizing lecture or admonition`homilies | |
| A telephone line that gives quick and direct access to a source of information or help: This 24-hour hot line has... volunteers on duty to talk to callers about personal`hotline | |
| A temporary debarment, as from school or a privilege, especially as a punishment`suspension | |
| A temporary manner, attitude, or pattern of behavior: 'just a passing -----.'`phase | |
| A temporary partial paralysis of habitually or excessively used muscles`cramp | |
| A temporary platform used while making an impromptu or nonofficial public speech`soapbox | |
| A temporary stop: a pause`letup | |
| A ten-gallon hat holds 3/4 gallon or ---- quarts.`three | |
| A tenacious, diligent, or persistent person`sticker | |
| A tendency to be or remain at the center`centrality | |
| A tendency, especially in thought or feeling, contrary to what seems the strongest: As she talks nostalgically of her days of glory... a poignant`undertow | |
| A tender young chicken suitable for broiling`broiler | |
| A tenth-grade student in a U.S. high school`sophomore | |
| A term used as a descriptive substitute for the name or title of a person, such as The Great Emancipator for Abraham Lincoln`epithet | |
| A termination, especially of a voyage or flight`landings | |
| A terrapin is a type of`turtle | |
| A territorial division exercising administrative, judicial, and political functions in Great Britain and Ireland`county | |
| A territorial magnate`lord | |
| A territory or sphere of influence or control: a realm`dominion | |
| A test or standard used in measurement, comparison, or judgment. standard`yardstick | |
| A test taken for practice`pretest | |
| A test, as of a machine, for proper functioning`checkout | |
| A textile pattern of parallel bands or lines on a contrasting background`stripe | |
| A thatched or tiled one-story house in India surrounded by a wide verandah`bungalow | |
| A theater in which a resident company presents works from a specified repertoire, usually in alternation`repertory | |
| A theatrical performance of this kind: a variety show`vaudeville | |
| A theory or a system of moral values: An ----- of service is at war with a craving for gain (Gregg Easterbrook)`ethic | |
| A thick cream soup made of pur ed vegetables`bisque | |
| A thick grouping, as of trees or bushes`clump | |
| A thick growth of shrubs: a thicket`bush | |
| A thick protective cover similar to or suggestive of a`quilt | |
| A thick revolving cylinder for winding cables`capstan | |
| A thick slice of a large fish cut across the body`steak | |
| A thick-soled laced half boot worn by actors of Greek and Roman tragedies`buskin | |
| A thief`ripoff | |
| A thin Indin cake of unleavened bread`chapatti | |
| A thin glassy coating of ice`glaze | |
| A thin pancake with savoury or sweet filling`crepe | |
| A thin plaster for finishing walls and ceilings`grout | |
| A thin slice of bacon is called this`rasher | |
| A thin varnish made by dissolving this substance in denatured alcohol, used to finish wood`shellac | |
| A thin, clear soup based on stock, to which rice, barley, meat, or vegetables may be added`broth | |
| A thin, loosely woven fabric of silk, cotton, or synthetic fiber`grenadine | |
| A thin, opaque, abnormal coating on the cornea of the eye`filming | |
| A thing or part that extends outward beyond a prevailing line or surface: 'spiky ----------s on top of a fence: a ---------- of land along the coast.'`projection | |
| A thing that is adjacent`adjacency | |
| A thong for binding the hair, worn by women in ancient Greece`miter | |
| A thorough going and complete republican might be called a dyed-in-the what kind of republican`wool | |
| A thoroughbred racehorse one year old dating from January 1 of the year in which it was foaled`yearling | |
| A thoroughgoing & complete republican might be called a dyed-in-the...what kind of republican`wool | |
| A thoroughly contemptible, detestable person`asshole | |
| A thousand-year period of holiness mentioned in Revelation 20, during which Jesus and his faithful followers are to rule on earth`millennia | |
| A thrashing administered especially as punishment`whippings | |
| A thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel is called a(n)`Ligature | |
| A thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel is called a(n) _________.`ligature | |
| A three-legged stand made of metal, used for supporting cooking vessels in a hearth`trivet | |
| A three-masted schooner`tern | |
| A threshing machine`thresher | |
| A thug or gangster`ruffian | |
| A thumb index`indices | |
| A tight-fitting cap worn under a veil, as by nuns`coif | |
| A time`clock | |
| A timely blessing or benefit: 'A brisk breeze is a ---- to sailors.'`boon | |
| A timely blessing or benefit: 'A brisk breeze is a boon to sailors.'`boons | |
| A tincture of opium, was a common sedative in Victorian times`laudanum | |
| A tiny amount: a bit: 'not a ----- of truth in her story.'`speck | |
| A tiresome or unwelcome moral lecture or discourse: tedious sermonizing`preachment | |
| A title: a name`rubric | |
| A tobacco pipe with a bowl made of this mineral`meerschaum | |
| A token of something to come: a promise or an assurance`earnests | |
| A tollbooth equipped with a gate`tollgate | |
| A tollgate`turnpike | |
| A tomahawk`hatchet | |
| A tombstone`marker | |
| A tone control system designed to compensate for frequency distortion in audio systems`equalizer | |
| A tone that is eight diatonic degrees above or below another given tone`octave | |
| A tool for clinching nails, screws, or bolts`clincher | |
| A tool or device similar in function or action to this striking tool, as: The part of a gunlock that hits the primer or firing pin or explodes the percussion cap andcauses the gun`hammer | |
| A tool or machine used for digging or excavating`digger | |
| A tool with a large head, used to strike a surface without damaging it`mallet | |
| A tool with screw point for boring holes in wood`auger | |
| A tool, such as a screw------ or hammer, that is used for imparting forceful pressure on another object`driver | |
| A toothpick is the object most often _______ on by Americans`choked | |
| A topiary garden`topiaries | |
| A tornado at sea is called a ___`waterspout | |
| A total defeat`drubbings | |
| A total of 1,670 people died in a theatre fire in China in what year`1845 | |
| A total, often ludicrous failure`debacle | |
| A tough, often aggressive or violent youth`hoodlum | |
| A tower marking a turning point in a race among aircraft`pylon | |
| A town crier`bellman | |
| A town hall`guildhall | |
| A town is not a city until it has a _________`cathedral | |
| A town`crier | |
| A track providing a runway for wheeled equipment`railway | |
| A track-and-field event in which a ------ is thrown`discus | |
| A tract of land devoted to the raising and breeding of domestic animals`farm | |
| A tract of land forming a passageway, such as one that allows an inland country access to the sea through another country`corridor | |
| A tractor-trailer`semis | |
| A trained fighter in ancient Rome`gladiator | |
| A training college for priests`seminary | |
| A transaction in a stock market security above the price of the previous transaction`uptick | |
| A transparent body of this form, often of glass and usually with triangular ends, used for separating white light passed through it into a spectrum or for reflecting beams`prism | |
| A transparent fabric used as a drop in the theater to create special effects of lights or atmosphere`scrim | |
| A traveling amusement show usually including rides, games, and sideshows`carnival | |
| A traveling circus freak in England was rumored to have had the largest reported penis of all time. his name was "Mighty Mike," and he had a __-____ phallus.`25-inch | |
| A traveling company that performs such entertainments`circus | |
| A tray or salver`waiter | |
| A treacherous person. Also called ----- in the grass`snake | |
| A treatise or book discussing this art`rhetoric | |
| A treaty establishing peaceful relations`concord | |
| A tree or shrub grown by this method`bonsai | |
| A trellis or other framework on which an -------- is grown`espalier | |
| A trembling or quivering effect: 'a ------ of aspen leaves.'`tremor | |
| A trench or channel for drainpipes or wiring`chase | |
| A triangle with three equal sides is called`equilateral | |
| A triangle with two equal sides is called __________`isosceles | |
| A triangle with two equal sides is called`isosceles | |
| A triangular element, similar to or derivative of a Grecian --------, used widely in architecture and decoration`pediment | |
| A triangular metal bracket used to strengthen a joist`gusset | |
| A trick: a subterfuge`chicanery | |
| A tripping or triggering device on a mechanism`tripper | |
| A trivial thing: a trifle`trinket | |
| A tropical American tree (Crescentia cujete) bearing hard-shelled, gourdlike fruits on the trunk and main branches. Also called -------- tree`calabash | |
| A tropical Asian evergreen tree (Cinnamomum ------) having aromatic bark used as a substitute for cinnamon`cassia | |
| A tropical house lizzard`gecko | |
| A trotting horse suited for routine riding or driving: a hack`hackney | |
| A trough fixed under or along the eaves for draining rainwater from a roof.Also called regionally eaves spout, eaves trough, rainspout,spouting`gutter | |
| A troupe of minstrels`minstrelsy | |
| A truck having a cab and no body, used for pulling large vehicles such as vans or trailers`tractor | |
| A trusted person`trustier | |
| A trustee: a depositary`depository | |
| A tube or duct for enclosing electric wires or cable`conduit | |
| A tube that encloses and protects electric wires`raceway | |
| A tuber of this plant`potato | |
| A tuft of hair on such a projection`fetlock | |
| A tumultuous, confused rush`whirlwind | |
| A turkey's furcula better known as a`wishbone | |
| A turkey's furcula is commonly now as`a wishbone | |
| A turn`stile | |
| A turning away or in the opposite direction: a reversal`reversion | |
| A turning or rotational motion about an axis`revolution | |
| A turning or twisting force`torque | |
| A twig of one of these trees`osier | |
| A twilled wool fabric or garment having such a pattern`tartan | |
| A twisted roll of tobacco`pigtail | |
| A type of climbing rose having numerous red, pink, or white flowers`rambler | |
| A type of coasting sled`jumper | |
| A type of musical instrument turned by hand`hurdy-gurdy | |
| A type of pale purple color`mauve | |
| A type of popular music combining elements of jazz, blues, and soul and characterized by syncopated rhythm and a heavy, repetitive bass line`funks | |
| A type of square dance`quadrille | |
| A type of tangerine`satsma | |
| A type of windsurfing board that is less stable but faster than the standard one`funboard | |
| A typewritten or handwritten version of a book, an article, a document, or other work, especially the author's own copy, prepared and submitted for publication`manuscript | |
| A typhoon struck which island in Japan in 1934, killing 4,000 people`Honshu | |
| A typical American eats how many pigs in his/her lifetime`twenty eight | |
| A typical bed usually houses over how many dust mites`6 billion | |
| A typically good-natured parody, especially in theater: The comedy fodder ranged from -------s of British Royalty to... Sophie Tuckerisms (Variety)`putdown | |
| A tyrant: a despot`dictator | |
| A tyrant`pharaoh | |
| A u-shaped bend in a river is called a(n)....`oxbow | |
| A unifying or connecting tie or bond`ligament | |
| A unit in a connected series of units: '----s of sausage: one ---- in a molecular chain.'`link | |
| A unit of angular measurement equal to one sixtieth of a degree, or 60 seconds. Also called ------ of arc`minute | |
| A unit of electrical energy equal to the work done when a current of one ampere is passed through a resistance of one ohm for one second`jouncing | |
| A unit of liquid measure equal to one quarter of a pint`noggin | |
| A unit of retinal illumination, equal to the amount of light that reaches the retina through 1 square millimeter of pupil area from a surface having a brightness of 1 candela`photon | |
| A unit of volume or capacity in the British Imperial System, used in dry and liquid measure and equal to 2,219.36 cubic inches or 36.37 liters. See`bushel | |
| A unit of volume or capacity in the U.S. Customary System, used in dry measure, equal to 1/16 peck or 1/2 quart (0.551 liter)`pint | |
| A unit of weight equal to 2,240 pounds (1.016 metric ---- or 1,016.05 kilograms).Also called long ton`tons | |
| A useful article or device`utilities | |
| A usually adjustable opening in an optical instrument, such as a camera or telescope, that limits the amount of light passing through a lens or onto a`aperture | |
| A usually bell-shaped cover, used chiefly to protect plants from frost`cloche | |
| A usually bound publication compiled by the graduating class of a school or college, recording the year's events and typically containing photographs of`yearbook | |
| A usually funnel-shaped container in which materials, such as grain or coal, are stored in readiness for dispensation`hopper | |
| A usually minor event or condition that is subordinate to another`incident | |
| A usually nonmalignant growth or tumor protruding from the mucous lining of an organ such as the nose, bladder, or intestine, often causing obstruction`polyp | |
| A usually saucer-shaped bell that is struck with a mechanically operated hammer`gong | |
| A usually temporary layoff from work`furlough | |
| A vagrant: a tramp`vagabond | |
| A vague notion, remembrance, or belief: 'I have the ---------- that we have met once before.'`impression | |
| A valuable item that is owned`asset | |
| A valve or gate used in such a channel: a floodgate: 'open ------s to flood a dry dock.' Also called ------ gate`sluice | |
| A van or small bus used to carry passengers on a regular route, as between an airport and a downtown area`limousine | |
| A variety of Cheddar cheese molded into a long cylinder`longhorn | |
| A variety of hard calcite, translucent and sometimes banded`alabaster | |
| A vassal or subject owing allegiance and services to a lord or sovereign under feudal law`liege | |
| A vault or chamber for burial of the dead`tomb | |
| A vehement denunciation: a curse: the sound of a witch's --------s in some unknown tongue (Nathaniel Hawthorne)`anathema | |
| A vehicle carrying a toxic substance is required to display a sign showing what symbol`skull and crossbones | |
| A vehicle or device propelled by one or more rocket engines, especially such a vehicle designed to travel through space`rocketed | |
| A vehicle powered by a ------ engine`diesel | |
| A vehicle used in racing`racer | |
| A vehicle, such as a bulldozer, that moves on continuous belts of metal plates`crawler | |
| A vehicle, such as a street---, that runs on rails: 'a railroad ---.'`car | |
| A vehicle, such as a streetcar, that runs on rails: 'a railroad car.'`cars | |
| A vein of mineral ore deposited between clearly demarcated layers of rock. Also called lead1`lode | |
| A vein of ore`reefs | |
| A venture or an initial attempt, especially outside one's usual area: 'an actor's ----- into politics.'`foray | |
| A verb in the -------- form`preterit | |
| A verbal picture or description, especially of a person`portrait | |
| A verse, stanza, or poem written in iambs. Often used in the plural`iambic | |
| A very brief, close-fitting bathing suit worn by men`bikini | |
| A very choice or delicious dish`viand | |
| A very detailed account or report of something: a narration`recital | |
| A very great number`multitude | |
| A very heavy snowstorm with high winds`blizzard | |
| A very large amount. Often used in the plural: '----- of work to do.'`reams | |
| A very large amount. Often used in the plural: '----s of work to do.'`ream | |
| A very large animal, especially a whale`leviathan | |
| A very large mound or mass`alp | |
| A very ornate style of speech or writing`rococo | |
| A very slender line`hairline | |
| A very small amount: 'not a -------- of remorse.'`pittance | |
| A very small amount: a whit: 'didn't care -------- about politics.'`twopence | |
| A very small or sharp point: 'a -------- of light.'`pinpoint | |
| A very successful singer of nonoperatic music: 'a jazz ----.'`diva | |
| A very successful singer of nonoperatic music: 'a jazz diva.'`dives | |
| A very tall center and a real ladies man`wilt the stilt | |
| A vessel containing oil or alcohol burned through a wick for illumination`lamps | |
| A vessel in which newly caught seafood is prepared for shipment and sale: 'a floating fish -------.'`factory | |
| A vessel, such as a submarine or an aircraft carrier, from which weapons can be deployed`platform | |
| A vest in America is which garment`waistcoat | |
| A vicious one of these is a series of reactions that compound an initial problem`circle | |
| A view`finder | |
| A violation of etiquette`solecism | |
| A violent and sudden change in the earth's crust`cataclysm | |
| A violent bursting as a result of internal pressure`explosion | |
| A violent physical or verbal attack: an assault`onrush | |
| A violent thunderstorm in western Africa or nearby Atlantic waters`tornado | |
| A violent tropical storm, especially one originating in the southwestern Pacific Ocean or Indian Ocean`cyclone | |
| A visible image, especially one on a flat surface or screen: 'the ------- reflected in the lake: focused the ------- on the movie screen.'`picture | |
| A vision on the island of patmos inspired which book of the bible`revelations | |
| A visual system for sending information by means of two flags that are held one in each hand, using an alphabetic code based on the position of the`semaphore | |
| A vital force or driving impulse: 'Broadway is the --------- of the New York City theater world.'`heartbeat | |
| A vivid red to reddish orange. Also called Chinese red, cinnabar`vermilion | |
| A volatile, highly flammable liquid, C2H5OC2H5, derived fromthe distillation of ethyl alcohol with sulfuric acid and used as a reagent and solvent. It was formerly used as an anesthetic. Also called diethyl -----,`ether | |
| A volume of tables, charts, or plates that systematically illustrates a particular subject: 'an anatomical -----.'`atlas | |
| A vote in which a population exercises the right of national self-determination`plebiscite | |
| A vulgar, coarse, or abusive remark or passage`scurrility | |
| A wading bird with long upturned bill`avocet | |
| A waist-length, sleeveless garment worn for protection: 'a warm down ----: a bulletproof ----.'`vest | |
| A walk outdoors`outings | |
| A walking stick tipped with a metal spike`pikestaff | |
| A wall or ceiling constructed of a prefabricated material, such as plasterboard or paneling`drywall | |
| A wanderer: a rover`vagrant | |
| A wanderer`vagabond | |
| A wardrobe assistant, as for an actor`dresser | |
| A warehouse for the storage of wine`bodega | |
| A warning of existing or approaching danger`alarm | |
| A warrant officer in the U.S. Marine Corps having charge of ordnance`gunner | |
| A washbowl or basin, especially one permanently installed with running water`lavatories | |
| A wasting away, deterioration, or diminution: 'intellectual atrophy.'`atrophied | |
| A water heater keeps warm for you`water | |
| A waterfall or rapid`chute | |
| A waterproof over shoe`galosh | |
| A watertight chamber attached to the side of a ship to facilitate repairs below the water line`cofferdam | |
| A way in which two or more things are joined: 'a mortise-and-tenon -----: flexible -----s.'`joint | |
| A way of acting: bearing or behavior`manner | |
| A way of reasoning: judgment: 'To my --------, this is not a good idea.'`thinking | |
| A weak, foolish, or stupid person`noodle | |
| A wealthy class that controls a government`plutocracy | |
| A wedding ceremony`espousal | |
| A wedge-shaped, horny prominence in the sole of a horse's hoof`frog | |
| A weight on the end of a line, used especially by masons and carpenters to establish a true vertical`plumb | |
| A weight or spring that prevents a door from slamming`doorstop | |
| A weight, such as a block, attached to the leg of an animal to hinder movement`clog | |
| A well in which water rises through natural pressure`artesian | |
| A well know song 'its a long way to Tipperary, but where is Tipperary`republic of ireland | |
| A well-fortified position`bastion | |
| A welt, a vamp, a tongue and a quarter can all be found on which object`a shoe | |
| A westernized version of this garment consisting of a loose, usually brightly colored waist-length or ankle-length tunic`kaftan | |
| A whaling ship`whaler | |
| A wharf`jetties | |
| A wheel turned by or driving a belt`pulley | |
| A wheel turns or spins on an _____`axle | |
| A wheel with buckets attached to its rim for raising water`waterwheel | |
| A whip of plaited leather or cord`thong | |
| A whirlpool of extraordinary size or violence`maelstrom | |
| A white Southerner working for or supporting the federal government during Reconstruction`scalawag | |
| A white crystalline substance obtained from whey and used in infant foods, bakery products, confections, and pharmaceuticals as a diluent and excipient. Also called`lactose | |
| A white frothy liquid is produced on plants by the frog hopper insect, what is it called`cuckoo spit | |
| A white mtallic element`barium | |
| A white person regarded as having a provincial, conservative, often bigoted attitude`redneck | |
| A white to brownish crystalline compound, C9H13NO3, isolated from the adrenal glands ofcertain mammals or synthesized and used in medicine as a heart stimulant, vasoconstrictor, and`epinephrin | |
| A widened roadway forming the approach to tollbooths on a highway`plaza | |
| A widow's mite`mites | |
| A widow's`mite | |
| A wild ox`bison | |
| A wind from the southwest or south that brings heavy rainfall to southern Asia in the summer`monsoon | |
| A wind with a speed from 64 to 73 miles (from 103 to 117 kilometers) per hour, according to the Beaufort scale. Also called violent`storm | |
| A wind with a speed greater than 74 miles (119 kilometers) per hour, according to the Beaufort scale`hurricane | |
| A wind with a speed of 74 miles or more is designated as a what`hurricane | |
| A window with such sashes`casement | |
| A wine merchant`vintner | |
| A wise man`sage | |
| A woman ballet dancer`ballerina | |
| A woman described as a Magdalene in the 17th Century was a repentant what`prostitute | |
| A woman employed to suckle children other than her own: a wet nurse`nurses | |
| A woman from Worcestershire, England did this every day for 977 consecutive days`sneezed | |
| A woman having a --------- voice`contralto | |
| A woman holding the title to a barony`baroness | |
| A woman holding title to a duchy in her own right`duchess | |
| A woman never forgets the man who remembers, was the 1950s advertising slogan for what brand of chocolates`Whitmans Chocolates | |
| A woman noted for special achievement in a particular field`heroine | |
| A woman predictor: a woman soothsayer`prophetess | |
| A woman prophet`sibyl | |
| A woman regarded as coarse and shrewishly abusive`fishwife | |
| A woman regarded as disreputable or shrewish`jading | |
| A woman regarded as overbearing`dominatrix | |
| A woman regarded as quarrelsome, shrewish, or malicious`vixen | |
| A woman regarded as ugly or terrifying`gorgon | |
| A woman servant`wench | |
| A woman sharing the same racial, cultural, or national background as another`kinswoman | |
| A woman skilled in equitation`horsewoman | |
| A woman sovereign`queens | |
| A woman that keeps a male porn actor erect in between filming is a??`fluffer | |
| A woman who has lost her huband by death`widow | |
| A woman with dark hair`brunette | |
| A woman with more than human powers`superwoman | |
| A woman's breast or breasts`bosom | |
| A woman's clitoris contains twice as many sensitive nerve endings than the head of a man's penis. True or False`true | |
| A woman's close-fitting hat that consists of material wound around a small inner cap`turban | |
| A woman's laced outer garment, worn like a vest over a blouse`bodice | |
| A woman's long scarf of cloth or fur worn about the shoulders`stoles | |
| A woman's nipples can swell up to ____ their normal size when aroused?`25% | |
| A woman's ovaries are comparable in size to:`unshelled almonds | |
| A woman's private chamber in a medieval castle: a boudoir`bower | |
| A woman's small hat with upright sides and a flat crown`pillbox | |
| A woodchuck breathes only ___ times during hibernation`ten | |
| A wooden faucet placed in the bunghole of a cask`spigot | |
| A wooden frame built especially to support the sides of an arch until the keystone is positioned`laggings | |
| A wooden pin used in the game of -------s`ninepin | |
| A woolen fabric with a coarse twill weave, used chiefly for suits and overcoats and originally made from the wool of this breed of sheep`cheviot | |
| A word in this case`ablatives | |
| A word like 'NASA' formed from the initials of other words is a(n) _________.`Acronym | |
| A word like 'NASA' formed from the initials of other words is a(n)`acronym | |
| A word or form in the ------ case`dative | |
| A word or phrase identified with a particular group or cause: a catchword`shibboleth | |
| A word or phrase that does not contribute any meaning but is added only to fill out a sentence or a metrical line`expletive | |
| A word used to designate several different things`homonym | |
| A work of art created by sculpture`sculptural | |
| A work of fiction describing a`utopia | |
| A work written or printed on this parchment`vellum | |
| A work, such as a literary piece, composed of both borrowed and original material`collage | |
| A woven fabric with raised pattern`brocade | |
| A wrap for warmth or to deaden sound`muffler | |
| A wrapping for a corpse`shroud | |
| A wreath of flowers is called a what`garland | |
| A wrinkle-resistant fabric of fibers made from any of these resins`polyester | |
| A writer of dictionaries is known as a`Lexicographer | |
| A writers assumed name`nom de plume | |
| A written dialogue`colloquies | |
| A written grant from the sovereign power of a country conferring certain rights and privileges on a person, a corporation, or the people: 'A royal ------- exempted the Massachusetts colonyfrom direct`charter | |
| A written offer to contract goods or services at a specified cost or rate: a bid`tendered | |
| A written order directing that such lodging be provided`billeted | |
| A written record of expenditure, disbursement, or completed transaction`voucher | |
| A written statement of facts or a petition presented to a legislative body or an executive`memorial | |
| A written text that has been abridged`abridgment | |
| A wrongful seizure or exercise of authority or privilege belonging to another: an encroachment: in our own day, gross ----------s upon the liberty of`usurpation | |
| A yarmulka is a skullcap worn by followers of which religion`judaism | |
| A yarmulke`skullcap | |
| A yarn or fabric made from either of these kinds of hair`angora | |
| A year as expressed through the recurrence of the ------ season`winter | |
| A yellowish to greenish-brown oily liquid containing phenols and creosols, obtained from coal tar and used as a wood preservative and disinfectant. It can cause severe neurological disturbances`creosote | |
| A young bird is called a`fledgling | |
| A young bull`bullock | |
| A young child`nestling | |
| A young film actress publicized as a future star`starlet | |
| A young horse or related animal`foal | |
| A young or inexperienced person`fledgeling | |
| A young pilchard`sardine | |
| A young unmarried woman`damsel | |
| A youth`sapling | |
| A zealot: a fanatic`enthusiast | |
| A(n) _________ is a person bound for a number of years to a master who undertakes to instruct him`apprentice | |
| A.A. milne's christian names were what`alan alexander | |
| A.L. Webber musical with "The Music Of The Night" and "All I Ask Of You"`the phantom of the opera | |
| ACRONYM:BAFTA`British Academy of Film & Televison | |
| ACRONYM:What does S H A P E stand for`Supreme headquarters,allied powers,europe | |
| ACRONYMS: ABM`anti-ballistic missile | |
| ACRONYMS: QUANTAS, what does it stand for`queensland and northern territory aerial services | |
| ACRONYMS:MICV`Mechanized infantry combat vehicle | |
| ACRONYMS:ROM`Read only memory | |
| AFL: West Coast ________`Eagles | |
| AFL: Western ________`Bulldogs | |
| AHBA stands for this`american honkytonk bar association | |
| AKA Rainer Wolfcastle.`McBain | |
| AKA: comedian John Marwood Cheese`John Cleese | |
| AKA: singer Henry John Deutchendorf`John Denver | |
| AKA: singer James Jewel Osterburg`Iggy Pop | |
| AKA: singer Janis Fink`Janis Joplin | |
| AKA: spooky actor William Pratt`Boris Karloff | |
| ALAISES: Mrs Heelis, by which name is she better known`Beatrix Potter | |
| ALAISES:Mary O'Brien, is better known as.....`dusty Springfield | |
| ALIAS: By which name is Vera Welch better known`Vera Lynn | |
| ALIASAS: By what name is Rose Louise Hovick better known`Gypsy Rose Lee | |
| ALIASES: Born Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe, claimed he invented jazz`jelly roll morton | |
| ALIASES: By what name do we know Marion Michael Morrison`john wayne | |
| ALIASES: By what name do we know actor Herbert charles angelo kuchacevich de schluderpacheru`herbert lom | |
| ALIASES: By what name is the 16th century painter Domenikos Theotokopoulos better known`el greco | |
| ALIASES: By which name was the boxer Walker Smith better known`Sugar Ray Robinson | |
| ALIASES: Edson Arantes do Nascimento`pele | |
| ALIASES: How was Gertrud margarete Zelle better known in wwii`mata hari | |
| ALIASES: Punk musician, Simon Ritchie, by what name is he better known`Sid Vicious | |
| ALIASES: Under which name did Nigel John Davies shape the early career of Twiggy`justin de villeneuve | |
| ALIASES: Walker Smith`Sugar Ray Robinson | |
| ALIASES: What is Alice Coopers real name`vincent furnier | |
| ALIASES: What is the stage name of entertainer Robert Davies`jasper carrot | |
| ALIASES: Which British actor of Dutch descent was born derek Van den Bogaerd`dirk bogarde | |
| ALIASES: Which Oscar winning actress was born Susan Tomaling in 1946 and is known by her former married name`Susan sarandon | |
| ALIASES: Which comedian was born Nathan Birnbaum`george burns | |
| ALIASES: Which novelist was born Mary Ann Evans`george eliot | |
| ALIASES: Which punk star was born John Richie`sid vicious | |
| ALIASES: Which singer/actor was born Dino Crocetti in 1917`dean martin | |
| ALIASES: Who has written books under the name Barbara Vine`p d james | |
| ALIASES: Who is Terry Nelhams better known as`Adam Faith | |
| ALIASES: Who was born Joe Yule`mickey Rooney | |
| ALIASES: hich american writer was born Samuel Langhorne Clemens`mark twain | |
| ALIASES:Who is Allen Stewart Konigsberg`Woody Allen | |
| ALIASES:Who was Vladimir I Ulyanov`Lenin | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Birmingham is a big city in what state`Alabama | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Can we find South Carolina at the Eastcoast (yes or no)`yes | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Dallas is in what state`Texas | |
| AMERICAN STATES: District of Columbia is in what city`washington | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Duluth is in what state`Minnesota | |
| AMERICAN STATES: How many colonies founded the U.S.A`13 | |
| AMERICAN STATES: How many states form the U.S. (answer in numbers)`50 | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find Atlanta`georgia | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find Chicago`illinois | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find Memphis`tennessee | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find New York`new york | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find Phoenix`arizona | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find San Francisco`california | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find the Mount Rushmore`south dakota | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state can we find the largest mountain`alaska | |
| AMERICAN STATES: In what state is Las Vegas`Nevada | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Montpelier is the capital of what state`vermont | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Near what city do the Mississippi and the Missouri meet`st.louis | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Omaha is in what state`Nebraska | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Orlando is in what state`Florida | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Route 66 connects Los Angeles to...`chicago | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What city has the largest number of inhabitants`new york | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What city is famous for it's car factories`Detroit | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What is the capital of Minnesota`st.paul | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What river is the south border of Texas`Rio Grande | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state has no borders on land`hawaii | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state has the largest land mass`alaska | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state has the largest number of inhabitants`california | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state has the smallest number of inhabitants`alaska | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state is named after the first president of the USA`Washington | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What state is the smallest`rhode island | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's Louisiana's largest city`new orleans | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's Pennsylvania's largest city`philadelphia | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's Utah's largest city`Salt Lake City | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the U.S. northern neighbour country called`canada | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the U.S. southern neighbour country called`mexico | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the capital of Kansas`topeka | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the capital of Mississippi`Jackson | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the capital of New york state`Albany | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the capital of Virginia`richmond | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the capital of Wisconsin`Madison | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the largest city in Colorado`denver | |
| AMERICAN STATES: What's the largest city to be found at the Westcoast`los angeles | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Which state is also known as the "lone star state"`texas | |
| AMERICAN STATES: Yellowstone National Park is in what state`Wyoming | |
| ANIAMLS: What is a pangolin`ant-eater | |
| ANIMALS: Which breed of horse is tradionally ridden by the Spanish Riding School in Vienna`lipizzaner | |
| ANIMALS: 2002, Crufts - which breed of dog was chosen as Best in Show`poodle | |
| ANIMALS: A silvery freshwater fish with a long dorsal fin`grayling | |
| ANIMALS: A single WHAT may catch and eat as many as 10,000 insects in the course of a summer`toad | |
| ANIMALS: After which marine animal is L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland named`jellyfish | |
| ANIMALS: An aquatic beaver like rodent native to south america but which has become naturalised in parts of europe`coypu | |
| ANIMALS: Another name for a German Shepherd`alsatian | |
| ANIMALS: Another name for an Alsatian dog`german shepherd | |
| ANIMALS: Australian egg laying mammal with webbed feet`duck-billed platypus | |
| ANIMALS: Bactrian or dromedary`camel | |
| ANIMALS: Breed of dog that Lassie is`collie | |
| ANIMALS: Creature of which the echida is an example`anteater | |
| ANIMALS: Cross between a collie and a greyhound`lurcher | |
| ANIMALS: Everyone knows you can call a group of fish a school, but what else can you call it`drought | |
| ANIMALS: Extinct bird of Mauritius`dodo | |
| ANIMALS: Fish with long snakelike bodies, smooth slimey skin and reduced fins`eels | |
| ANIMALS: Food for horses or cattle particularly straw or hay`forage | |
| ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the dik-dik come`antelope | |
| ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the eland come`antelope | |
| ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the impala come`antelope | |
| ANIMALS: From which species is the London pigeon descended`rock dove | |
| ANIMALS: Furry, omnivorous american mammals each with a ringed bushy tail and dark stripe across the face`raccoons | |
| ANIMALS: If an animal is an operculate what characteristics does it have`gills | |
| ANIMALS: In the animal kingdom, the tiger is native to only one continent`asia | |
| ANIMALS: Invertebrate with tufted gills living in burrows in muddy sand, often used as bait by fishermen`lugworm | |
| ANIMALS: Joint on a horses hind leg`hock | |
| ANIMALS: Large marine diving ducks with long narrow hooked bills with serrated edges`mergansers | |
| ANIMALS: Large pachydermatous african and s asian animal, quadruped with horn or two horns on nose`rhinoceros | |
| ANIMALS: Large wasp, Vespa crabro, capable of inflicting a severe sting`hornet | |
| ANIMALS: Lupine animal`wolf | |
| ANIMALS: Mainly which creatures belong to the order arachnida`spider | |
| ANIMALS: Male honey bee`drone | |
| ANIMALS: Merrythought is one of the popular names for which bony structure on a bird`wishbone | |
| ANIMALS: Migratory bird with long wings and forked tail`swallow | |
| ANIMALS: Name for a group of salmon`bind | |
| ANIMALS: Name for the dirt covered clump of wool on a sheeps rear end (Nice!)`daglock | |
| ANIMALS: Name given to young cows`heifers | |
| ANIMALS: Name of the cloned sheep born in 1997`dolly | |
| ANIMALS: Nocturnal mammal of southern Africa with a long extendible tongue`Aardvark | |
| ANIMALS: North american elk`moose | |
| ANIMALS: On which island off Iceland was the last known great auk killed in 1844`ldey | |
| ANIMALS: One that feeds off the flesh of its own species`cannibal | |
| ANIMALS: Organ that keeps a fish afloat`Swim bladder | |
| ANIMALS: Puffinus puffinus, is the latin for which bird -hint, it is not the puffin!`manx shearwater | |
| ANIMALS: Relating to anthropoid apes`simian | |
| ANIMALS: Shorthorn cattle were the first breed to have their own herdbook, in which county were they developed`durham | |
| ANIMALS: Small armoured animal able to walk under water`armadillo | |
| ANIMALS: Small catarrhine monkey common in N India`rhesus | |
| ANIMALS: Stoats white winter fur`ermine | |
| ANIMALS: Tha larva of which insect is the rat tailed maggot`hoverfly | |
| ANIMALS: The Camberwell beauty, what is this butterfly called in the USA`mourning cloak | |
| ANIMALS: The Tasmanian Devil is native to which country`australia | |
| ANIMALS: The herdwick sheep is particularly found in which english national park`lake district | |
| ANIMALS: The name of which breed of dog means badger dog in german`dachshund | |
| ANIMALS: Thoth, the ancient egyptian god of wisdom was usually depicted with the head of which bird`ibis | |
| ANIMALS: To which animal does the adjsctive viverrine apply`ferrets | |
| ANIMALS: To which group of animals do the cayman and the gavial belong`crocodile | |
| ANIMALS: Totally useless fact: If a rabbits front teeth were not worn down by eating, to what length could they grow`ten feet | |
| ANIMALS: Web footed cackling birds`geese | |
| ANIMALS: What are fingerlings`baby salmon | |
| ANIMALS: What characterises stags that are referred to a hummels`no antlers | |
| ANIMALS: What colour is a giraffes tongue`blue | |
| ANIMALS: What is a Rana esculenta`edible frog | |
| ANIMALS: What is a collective word for a group of foxes`skulk | |
| ANIMALS: What is a mature horse below the height of 14 and a half hands called`pony | |
| ANIMALS: What is a smaller form of Kangeroo usually called`wallaby | |
| ANIMALS: What is also known as a pillbug (they were once used for medicinal purposes and swallowed like pills - yuk!!!)`woodlouse | |
| ANIMALS: What is an alan`hunting dog | |
| ANIMALS: What is an army worm`caterpillar | |
| ANIMALS: What is the axolotl also called`salamander | |
| ANIMALS: What is the collective term that is used to refer to animals that feed on the remains of dead animals or plants`detrivore | |
| ANIMALS: What is the common name for the bird Passer domesticus`house sparrow | |
| ANIMALS: What is the common name for the furcula in birds`wishbone | |
| ANIMALS: What is the correct collective name for a litter of piglets`farrow | |
| ANIMALS: What is the distinguishing feature of an animal classed as an ungulate`hooves | |
| ANIMALS: What is the favorite fruit of the orang-utan`durian | |
| ANIMALS: What is the most poisonous fish in the world`stonefish | |
| ANIMALS: What is the only member of the cat family that cannot fully retract its claws`cheetah | |
| ANIMALS: What is the popular name for crane flies`daddy long legs | |
| ANIMALS: What is the smallest british bird`goldcrest | |
| ANIMALS: What is the third name for the cougar or mountain lion`puma | |
| ANIMALS: What kind of animal is a Dandie Dinmont`scottish hunting terrier | |
| ANIMALS: What kind of animal is a boomslang`snake | |
| ANIMALS: What kind of animal is a quagga`zebra | |
| ANIMALS: What kind of animal is a wapiti`american elk | |
| ANIMALS: What name is given to a cows first milk after calving`beestings | |
| ANIMALS: What name is given to a larva of the salamander whish never fully develops because of a hormone deficiency although it can breed`axolotl | |
| ANIMALS: What name is given to a male falcon`tiercel | |
| ANIMALS: What name is given to young salmon which has been to sea only once`grilse | |
| ANIMALS: What physical characteristic do pinnipeds have`fins for feet | |
| ANIMALS: What sort of insects belong to the order Odonata`dragonflies | |
| ANIMALS: What type of animal is a Lippizaner`horse | |
| ANIMALS: What type of bird is the Liver bird found on coats of arms of Liverpool`cormorant | |
| ANIMALS: What type of creature is a colobus`monkey | |
| ANIMALS: What were dachshunds originally bred to hunt`badgers | |
| ANIMALS: Where do British swallows spend the winter`africa | |
| ANIMALS: Where do demersal animals live`SEABED | |
| ANIMALS: Which Australian bird is known as the Laughing Jackass`kookaburra | |
| ANIMALS: Which animal is sometimes known as In velvet`deer | |
| ANIMALS: Which animal lives in a citadel`mole | |
| ANIMALS: Which animal was traditionally called Russell`fox | |
| ANIMALS: Which animals are known for their blue and red faces and bums`mandrills | |
| ANIMALS: Which animals is commonly known as The buhmans clock`kookaburra | |
| ANIMALS: Which animals latin name is bufo bufo`toad | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird is also known as Cuddys duck because St Cuthbert protected it`eider | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird is named after its habit of up ending stones to look for shellfish`turnstone | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird is stuffed and displayed in the MCC Museumat Lords having been hit and killed by a cricket ball`house sparrow | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird reestablished itself in Suffolk in the late 1940s and is the symbol of the RSPB`avocet | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird, crex crex, has a cry which can be imitated by moving two notched bones across one another`corncrake | |
| ANIMALS: Which bird, popular as a cage bird, syMbolised the Passion of Christ in medieval religious paintings`goldfinch | |
| ANIMALS: Which crab, having no hard shell of its own, protects itself by taking over the shells of dead molluscs`hermit crab | |
| ANIMALS: Which creature gets its name from the spanish for lizard`alligator | |
| ANIMALS: Which female animal on heat, seeks sex an average of 20 times a day`chimpanzee | |
| ANIMALS: Which is the only endemic species of bird confined entirely to Britain`scottish crossbill | |
| ANIMALS: Which is the smallest mammal in the world`the pygmy shrew | |
| ANIMALS: Which member of the anura order of amphibians was once used in pregnancy tests`clawed toad | |
| ANIMALS: Which of the big cats have tear stain facial markings`cheetahs | |
| ANIMALS: Which pigment is obtained from cuttlefish and squid`sepia | |
| ANIMALS: Which proboscis has 40,000 muscles`elephants trunk | |
| ANIMALS: Which sinister sounding beetle is a pest in the timbers of old buildings`deathwatch beetle | |
| ANIMALS: Whooper, mute and Bewicks are all types of what`swan | |
| ANIMALS: Wild ass`onager | |
| ANIMALS: With which mammal is the disease rabies commonly associated`dogs | |
| ANIMALS: Woolly haired South amrican animal`llama | |
| ANIMALS: Young swan`cygnet | |
| ANIMALS: german shepherd dog`alsatian | |
| ANIMALS: name of which Russian explorer was given to the wild horse which he discovered in western Mongolia in the late 1870s`nikolai przhevalski | |
| ANIMALS: sea eagle`erne | |
| ANIMALS: what is a gribble`crustacean | |
| ANIMALS: which woodland birs performs a roding display flight in the breeding season`woodcock | |
| ANIMALS:A deep sea shark, feeds on plankton`Megamouth | |
| ANIMALS:By what name is the Tibetan Lion Dog better known`Shih Tzu | |
| ANIMALS:Humped ox of India, East asia and africa`Zebu | |
| ANIMALS:Large Iguana - like reptiles peculiar to New Zealand`Tuatara | |
| ANIMALS:Old World bird with plain brown plumage, inhabiting marshes and similar habitats`Reed Warbler | |
| ANIMALS:Sun, spectacled, brown and sloth are all types of what`bear | |
| ANIMALS:What kind of animal is a snow shoe rabbit`Hare | |
| ANIMALS:Which animals collect in a crash`rhinoceroses | |
| ANIMALS:fourth stomach of a ruminant`Abomasum | |
| ANIMALS:unidentified animal said to live in the Himalayas`Abominable snowman | |
| ANIMALS; What kind of animal was featured in Gavin Maxwells 1960 best seller A ring of Bright Water`otter | |
| ANIMALS; from which species of goat is mohair obtained`angora | |
| ART: For which type of paintings are 16th century artists Nicholas Hilliard and Isaac Oliver chiefly known`miniatures | |
| ART: In 1504 Michaelangelo completed the sculptureDavid which other Renaissance artist cast a bronze David in 1433`donatello | |
| ART: In Son of Man (1964) by Rene Magritte, what hides the subjects face`an apple | |
| ART: The word for which genre of painting or drawing comes from the French for "line for line"`portrait | |
| ART: The work of which 20th century artist includes many compositions made up of maps,photographs and text such as A Hundred Mile walk`richard long | |
| ART: Where on Van Goghs The Sunflowers at the National Gallery does the artists signature appear`on the vase | |
| ART: Which Royal Academician in 1830 slipped one of his own works into the selection panel for an exhibition, only to have it rejected by his colleagues`john constable | |
| ART: Which artist and self taught anatomist painted racehorses Molly Longlegs and Whistlejacket`george stubbs | |
| ART: Which artist painted The Ambassadors, a double portrait of Jean de Dintville and Georges de Selve`hans holbein | |
| ART:Which artists most famous painting is The Blue Boy`Thomas Gainsborough | |
| ART:Who did a series of paintings of young men and light reflecting on water`David Hockney | |
| ART:Who said"I do not seek , I find"`Picasso | |
| ARTS: what is the setting for the Opera Billy Budd`warship | |
| ARTS:Which Van gogh painting sold for 44.38m in May 1990`Portrait of Dr Gachet | |
| ARTS:Which theatre staged the musical Cats from 1981 - 2002`New London Theatre | |
| ARTS:Who is the Big Yin`Billy Connolly | |
| AUTHORS/POETS: Who wrote Illiad`alexander pope | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote 101 Uses for a Dead Cat`simon bond | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote 1919`john de passos | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote 1984`george orwell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote 42nd Parallel`john de passos | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Brave New World`aldous huxley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Bridge to Far`cornelius ryan | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Christmas Carol`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Clockwork Orange`anthony burgess | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Farewell to Arms`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A French Lieutenants Woman`john fowles | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Prayer for Owen Meany`john irving | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Red Badge of Courage`stephen crane | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Room with a View`e m forster | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A Time to Kill`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote A View for the Bridge`arthur miller | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote About Samuel Johnson`james boswell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Absolom Xl`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Andromeda Strain`michael creighton | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Animal Farm`george orwell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Anne of Green Gables`l m montgomery | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Anthem`ann rand | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Arrowsmith`sinclair lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Art of Love`ovid | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote As I Lay Dying`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote At Freddies`penelope fitzgerald | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Atlas Shrugged`ayn rand | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Babbitt`sinclair lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Beloved`toni morrison | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Big Green Book`robert graves | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Big Money`john de passos | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Billy Budd`herman melville | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Bobok`fydor dostoyevsky | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Born Free`joy adamson | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Brief History of Time`stephen hawkings | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Brocas Brain`carl sagan | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Burmese Days`george orwell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cakes and Ale`w somerset maugham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Call of Wild`jack london | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cantebury Tales`geoffrey chaucer | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Captain Courageous`Rudyard Kipling | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cardinal of the Kremlin`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Carrie`Stephen King | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Catch 22`joseph heller | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Catcher in the Rye`j d salinger | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Centennial`james mitchener | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang`ian fleming | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Chronicles of Narnia`cs lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cider with Rosie`laurie lee | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Citizen of the Galaxy`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Clear and Present Danger`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Collector's Choice`john paul getty | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Counte of Monte Christo`alexander dumas | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Crime and Punishment`fydor dostoyevsky | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cry the Beloved Country`alan paton | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Cunning Man`robertson davies | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Daisy Millers`henry james | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Das Capital`karl marx | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote David Copperfield`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Death Comes for the Archbishop`willa cather | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Death of a Salesman`arthur miller | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Debt of Honour`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Deerslayer`james fenimore cooper | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Deptford Mice Trilogy`robert jarvis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Deptford Trilogy`robertson davies | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Don Quixote`cervantes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Door into Summer`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Double Star`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Dr. Zhivago`boris pasternak | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Dragon's Egg`robert forward | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Dragons of Eden`carl sagan | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Dubliners`James Joyce | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Dung Beetle`hans christian anderson | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote El Gringo`carlos fuentes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Elmer Gantry`sinclair lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Embraced by the Light`betty j eadie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Enders Game`orson scott card | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Evangeline`longfellow | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Every Living Thing`james herriot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Fahrenheit 451`ray bradbury | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Father Brown Mysteries`gilbert keith chesterton | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Fear of 50`erica jong | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Fear of Flying`erica jong | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Female Eunoch`germaine greer | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Fifth Business`robertson davies | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Finnegans Wake`James Joyce | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Fire next Time`james a baldwin | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Firestarter`Stephen King | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Flowers in the Attic`v c andrews | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Flying`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote For Whom the Bells Toll`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Frankenstein`mary shelley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote From Here to Eternity`James Joyce | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Gai-jim`james clavell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Golden Bowls`henry james | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Gone with the Wind`margaret mitchell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Good Earth`pearl s buck | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Gravitys Rainbow`thomas pyncheon | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Greenmantle`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Guilty Pleasures`laurell k hamilton | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Handmaid's Tale`margaret attwood | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Hard Times`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Heart Is a Lonely Hunter`carson mccullers | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Heart of Darkness`joseph conrad | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Heart of the Matter`graham green | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Henderson the Rain King`saul bellow | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote High Wind in Jamaica`richard hughes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy`douglas adams | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Hotel`arthur hailey | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote House of 7 Gables`nathanial lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote House of Seven Gables`nathanial hawthorne | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote How to Win Friends and Influence People`dale carnegie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Hunchback of Notre Dame`victor hugo | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Hunt for Red October`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote I Am Legend`richard matt | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote I Claudius`robert graves | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote I Robot`isaac asimov | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Ice Palace`edna furber | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Iceman Cometh`eugene oneill | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote If Only They Could Talk`james herriot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Il Principe&`niccolo macchiavelli | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Illusions`richard bach | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Imajica`barker | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote In Cold Blood`truman capote | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Incarnations of Immortality`piers antony | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Interview with a Vampire`anne rice | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Invisible Man`ralph ellison | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Invitation to a Beheading`vladimir nabokov | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Ironweed`William Kennedy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Islands in the Stream`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote It Should't Happen to a Vet`james herriot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote It`Stephen King | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Ivanhoe`sir walter scott | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Jane Eyre`charlotte bronte | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Jaws`peter benchley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Joy of Collecting`john paul getty | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Kim`Rudyard Kipling | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote King Arthur`thomas malory | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lady with Lapdog`anton chekhov | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Last of the Mohicans`james fenimore cooper | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Les Miserables`victor hugo | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Let Sleeping Vets Lie`james herriot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Leviathan`thomas hobbes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Light in August`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lightning`Dean Koontz | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Little Country`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Little Men`louisa may alcott | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Little Women`louisa may alcott | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lodore`mary shelley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lolita`vladimir nabokov | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lonesome Dove`larry mcmurtry | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Long Goodbye`raymond chandler | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lord Jim`joseph conrad | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Lord of the Flies`william golding | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Madame Bovary`gustav flaubert | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Main Street`sinclair lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Maltese Falcon`dashiell hammett | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Man in the Iron Mask`alexander dumas | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mansfield Park`jane austen | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Marlow`arthur conan doyle | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Martian Chronicles`ray bradbury | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mask`Dean Koontz | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mein Kampf`adolf hitler | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Memory and Dreams`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Microserfs`douglas coupland | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Middlemarch`george elliot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Midnight Children`salman rushdie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Millengro`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Misfits`arthur miller | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Miss Marple`agatha christie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mission Earth`l ron hubbard | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Moby Dick`herman melville | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Moon Is a Harsh Mistress`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Moonheart`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Movable Feast`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mulengro`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Murders of Rue Morgue`edgar allan poe | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote My Antonia`willa cather | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote My Favourite Hero`James Joyce | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote My Friend Flicka`mary o'hara | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Mythago Wood`robert holdstock | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Naked Lunch`william s burroughs | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Necroscope`lumley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Never Bet the Devil on Your Head`edgar allan poe | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Night Chills`Dean Koontz | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Nightwork`irwin shaw | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Nostromo`joseph conrad | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Nothing Lasts Forever`sidney sheldon | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote O Pioneer!`willa cather | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Of Human Bondage`w somerset maugham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Old Curiousity Shop`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote On the Beach`Neville shute | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote On the Road`Jack Kerouac | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest`Ken Kesey | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote One of Ours`willa cather | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Other Side of Midnight`sidney sheldon | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Pale Fire`vladimir nabokov | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Parades End`ford madox ford | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Paradise Lost`john milton | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Patriot Games`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Pelican Brief`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Peter Pan`james m barrie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Pilgrims Progress`john bunyan | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Point Counterpoint`aldous huxley | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Portnoy's Complaint`philip roth | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Portrait of a Ladys`henry james | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Pride and Prejudice`jane austen | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Psycho`richard bloch | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Puppet Masters`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Rainbow`d h lawrence | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Rainmaker`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Rebecca`daphne du maurier | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Red Storm Rising`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Russia House`john le carre | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sahara`clive cussler | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sailing Alone Around the World`joshua slocum | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Satanic Verses`salman rushdie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Secret Sharer`joseph conrad | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sense and Sensibility`jane austen | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sheltering Sky`paul bowles | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Shock Wave`clive cussler | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Silas Marner`george elliot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Simon Templar`leslie charteris | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Single and Single`john le carre | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Slay Ride`dick francis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Someplace to Be Flying`charles de lint | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Something Wicked this Way Comes`ray bradbury | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sometimes a Great Notion`Ken Kesey | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Song of Solomon`toni morrison | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sons and Lovers`d h lawrence | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sound and the Fury`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Starquake`robert forward | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Starship Troopers`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Storm Warning`jack higgins | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Stranger in a Strange Land`robert heinlein | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Strangers`Dean Koontz | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Study in Scarlet`arthur conan doyle | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Submarine`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sum of All Fears`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Sun Also Rises`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tai-pen`james clavell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tale of Two Cities`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tender Is the Night`f scott fitzgerald | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Terra Nostra`carlos fuentes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Testament`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Age of Reason`thomas paine | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Ambassadors`henry james | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Bear`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Black Cat`edgar allan poe | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Chamber`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Client`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Deliverance`james dickey | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Eagle Has Landed`jack higgins | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Exorcist`william peter blatty | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Firm`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Fountainhead`ayn rand | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Godfather`mario puzo | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Great Gatsby`f scott fitzgerald | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Ground Beneath Her Feet`salman rushdie | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Jungle Book`Rudyard Kipling | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Jungle`upton Sinclair | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Just So Stories`Rudyard Kipling | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Last Tycoon`f scott fitzgerald | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Lottery`shirley jackson | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Magus`john fowles | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Moneychangers`arthur hailey | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Moviegoer`walker percy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Mystery of Marie Roget`edgar allan poe | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Old Man and the Sea`ernest hemingway | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Partner`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Plague Dogs`richard adams | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Recognition`william gaddis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Runaway Jury`john grisham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Scarlett Letter`nathanial hawthorne | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Snopes Trilogy`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Stand`Stephen King | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote The Town`william faulkner | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Third Man`graham green | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Thorn Birds`colleen mccullough | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Three Musketeers`alexander dumas | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Through the Looking Glass`lewis carroll | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Timberlaine`sinclair lewis | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy`john le carre | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tobacco Road`erskine caldwell | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Town like Alice`neville shute | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Trader`charles dickens | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Travels`marco polo | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Tropic of Cancer`henry miller | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Trustee in the Toolroom`neville shute | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote USA Trilogy`john de passos | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Ulysses`James Joyce | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Under the Volcano`malcolm lowry | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote V`thomas pyncheon | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Vet in Harness`james herriot | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Watchers`Dean Koontz | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Watership Down`richard adams | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Way of All Flesh`samuel butler | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote We the Living`ayn rand | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wheel of Time Series`Robert Jordan | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Where the Air Clears`carlos fuentes | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wild Sargasso Sea`jean rhys | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wind in the Willows`kenneth graham | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wings of the Doves`henry james | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Winnie the Pooh`aa milne | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Without Remorse`tom clancy | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wizard of Oz`l frank baum | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Women in Love`d h lawrence | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote World According to Garp`john irving | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote Wuthering Heights`emily bronte | |
| AUTHORS: Who wrote the Rama Series`arthur c clarke | |
| Aaah-Oooh this one off "Excitable Boy" finally established Warren Zevon as a unique talent`Werewolves Of London | |
| Aalbany is the capital of _____`new germany | |
| Aanatomically speaking, what is your hallux'`big toe | |
| Aancient art practiced especially in the middle ages, devoted chiefly to discovering a substance that would transmute the more common metals into gold or silver and to finding a means of indefinitely prolonging human life`alchemy | |
| Aancient drinkers warded off the devil by ___ their cups`clinking | |
| Aancient mariner who flew too near the sun waering wings attached with wax`icarus | |
| Aancient name for france`gaul | |
| Aancient name given to france`gaul | |
| Aarchie Moore, was world champion in what sport from 1952 1962`boxing | |
| Aaron died on mount _____`hor | |
| Abba is calling for help`S.O.S. | |
| Abbr. Abb. Used as a title for such a person`abbess | |
| Abbr. B Games. A usually miter-shaped chess piece that can move diagonally across any number of unoccupied spaces`bishop | |
| Abbr. Bart. or Bt. Used as the title for such a man`baronet | |
| Abbr. CDR A commissioned rank in the U.S. Navy or Coast Guard that is above lieutenant --------- and below captain`commander | |
| Abbr. Cpl or Cpl. A noncommissioned rank in the U.S. Marine Corps that is above lance -------- and below sergeant`corporal | |
| Abbr. E. Used as a title for such a nobleman`earl | |
| Abbr. Knt. or Kt. A medieval gentleman-soldier, usually high-born, raised by a sovereign to privileged military status after training as a page and squire`knight | |
| Abbr. OF The position played by an --------er`outfield | |
| Abbr. Oc. or O. Any of the principal divisions of the -----, including the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic -----s`ocean | |
| Abbr. Oc. or O. Any of the principal divisions of the ocean, including the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic`oceans | |
| Abbr. Pk. The pointed summit of a mountain`peak | |
| Abbr. Pres. The chief executive of a republic`president | |
| Abbr. SN A noncommissioned rank in the U.S. Navy or Coast Guard that is above ------ apprentice and below petty officer`seaman | |
| Abbr. Visct. or Vis. or V. Used as a title for such a nobleman`viscount | |
| Abbr. c. A measure of this ability: volume`capacities | |
| Abbr. cal The unit of heat equal to 1/100 the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram ofwater from 0 to 100 C at 1 atmosphere pressure`calorie | |
| Abbr. mo. One of the 12 divisions of a year as determined by a calendar, especially the Gregorian calendar. Also called calendar month`months | |
| Abbr. mo. One of the 12 divisions of a year as determined by a calendar, especially the Gregorian calendar. Also called calendar`month | |
| Abbr. sc. or scr. A unit of apothecary weight equal to about 1.3 grams, or 20 grains`scruple | |
| Abbr. wk. A seven-day calendar period, especially one starting with Sunday and continuing through Saturday: 'this ----.'`week | |
| Abbreviations-Short Forms: rn stands for`royal navy | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Initials J.P. Stand For After A Person's Name`Justice Of The Peace | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Initials V.S.O.P Stand For On A Bottle Of Brandy`Very Special Old Pale | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letter Rcmp Stand For`Royal Canadian Mounted Police | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letters 'R.E.M.' Stand For`Rapid Eye Movement | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letters 'S.A.M' Mean In Sam Missiles`Surface To Air Missiles | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letters Era Mean In Baseball`Earned Run Average | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letters F.D. On British Coins Mean`Defender Of The Faith | |
| Abbreviations: What Do The Letters In Sam Missiles Refer To`Surface-To-Air Missile | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Cjd' Stand For`Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Dvd' Stand For`Digital Versatile Disc | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Fm' An Abbreviation Of`Frequency Modulation | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Fred' Stand For`Field Remote Expeditionary Device | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Gdo' Stand For`Garage Door Opener | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Http' Stand For`Hypertext Transfer Protocol | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'I.O.U' Mean`I Owe Unto | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'Laser' Stand For`Light Amplification By Stimulated Emission Of Radiation | |
| Abbreviations: What Does 'N.B.A' Mean`National Basketball Association | |
| Abbreviations: What Does A.D. Actually Stand For`Anno Domini | |
| Abbreviations: What Does A.M Stand For`Ante Meridian | |
| Abbreviations: What Does A.N.C Stand For`African National Congress | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Atp Stand For`Adenine Triphosphate | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Awol Stand For`Absent Without Leave | |
| Abbreviations: What Does B.T.U Stand For`British Thermal Unit | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Basf Stand For`Baden Aniline And Soda Factory | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Basic Stand For`Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Bbiab Mean`Be Back In A Bit | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Bmw Stand For`Bavarian Motor Works | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Bmx Stand For`Bicycle Motocross | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Brb Mean`Be Right Back | |
| Abbreviations: What Does C.B.S Stand For`Columbia Broadcasting System | |
| Abbreviations: What Does C.I.A Stand For`Central Intelligence Agency | |
| Abbreviations: What Does C.O.B.O.L Stand For`Common Business Oriented Language | |
| Abbreviations: What Does C.O.D Stand For`Cash On Delivery | |
| Abbreviations: What Does C.O.D. Mean In The Business World`Cash On Delivery | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Cb Stand For`Citizen's Band | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Conus Stand For`Continental United States | |
| Abbreviations: What Does D.N.A Stand For`Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid | |
| Abbreviations: What Does E.C.G Stand For`Electrocardiogram | |
| Abbreviations: What Does E.T.A Stand For`Estimated Time Of Arrival | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Epcot Stand For`Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow | |
| Abbreviations: What Does F.B.I Stands For`Federal Bureau Of Investigation | |
| Abbreviations: What Does F.T.P Stand For`File Transfer Protocol | |
| Abbreviations: What Does G.D.P Stand For`Gross Domestic Product | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Gaap Stand For`Generally Accepted Accounting Principles | |
| Abbreviations: What Does H.D.P.E Stand For`High Density Polyethylene | |
| Abbreviations: What Does H.U.D Stand For`Head Up Display | |
| Abbreviations: What Does I.B.M Stand For`International Business Machines | |
| Abbreviations: What Does I.R.C Stand For`Internet Relay Chat | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Icbm Stand For`Intercontinental Ballistic Missile | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Ietf Stand For`Internet Engineering Task Force | |
| Abbreviations: What Does L.A.N Stand For`Local Area Network | |
| Abbreviations: What Does L.E.D Stand For`Light Emitting Diode | |
| Abbreviations: What Does M.A.S.K. Stand For`Mobile Armoured Strike Kommand | |
| Abbreviations: What Does M.T.A Stand For Among Frisbee Freaks`Maximum Time Aloft | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Msg Stand For`Monosodium Glutamate | |
| Abbreviations: What Does N.A.S.A Stand For`National Aeronautics And Space Administration | |
| Abbreviations: What Does N.A.T.O Stand For`North Atlantic Treaty Organisation | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Nhs Stand For In Relation To British Healthcare`National Health Service | |
| Abbreviations: What Does O.P.E.C Stand For`Organisation Of Petroleum Exporting Countries | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Ohg Stand For`Old High German | |
| Abbreviations: What Does S.O.S Stand For`Save Our Souls | |
| Abbreviations: What Does S.R.O Stand For`Standing Room Only | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The Abbreviation A.M. Stand For`Ante Meridian | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The Acronym Cia Stand For`Central Intelligence Agency | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The Acronym Scuba Stand For`Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The British Charity 'Rspca' Stand For`Royal Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The Drug 'Lsd' Stand For`Lysergic Acid Diethylamide | |
| Abbreviations: What Does The Term 'Gps' Mean`Global Positioning System | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Tko Stand For`Technical Knock Out | |
| Abbreviations: What Does Vrml Stand For`Virtual Reality Modeling Language | |
| Abbreviations:commonly called DNA, what is its full name`Deoxyribonucleic acid | |
| Abbreviations:commonly called RNA, what is its full name`Ribonucleic Acid | |
| Abdominal organ regulating quality of blood`spleen | |
| Abdul-jabbar what does 'alma mater' mean`bountiful mother | |
| Ability or power to decide responsibly`discretion | |
| Ability to move objects with mind power`telekinesis | |
| Able and willing to learn: '--------- youngsters.'`teachable | |
| Able to be decomposed by bacteria or other living organisms`biodegradable | |
| Able to converse knowledgeably: By... using a library of your personal design, you will find yourself more knowledgeable and, eventually, more ----------, on topics of`conversant | |
| Able to operate both on land and in water: '---------- tanks.'`amphibious | |
| Able to perform or compete over a long period, as by avoiding or overcoming injuries: 'a durable fullback.'`durability | |
| Able to repel`repellant | |
| Able to see far: keen-sighted`farseeing | |
| Able to set and harden under water, as Portland cement`hydraulic | |
| Abnormally small: '-----cephaly.'`micro | |
| Abolishment of slavery`abolition | |
| Abounding in freshwater springs`springier | |
| Abounding in rushes: 'a rushy marsh.'`rushier | |
| Abounding in twigs: 'a twiggy branch.'`twiggier | |
| About --------- percent of all male Americans between the ages of 10 and 15 were "gainfully employed" at the turn of the century. By 1970, so few in that age bracket were employed that the U.S. Census Bureau did not bother to make inquiries about them.`twenty five | |
| About ---------------- percent of American households buy yellow mustard every year.`seventy | |
| About 10% of the worlds population is what`left handed | |
| About 24 percent of American adults say they have participated, at some time or another, in illegal -------------`gambling | |
| About 24 percent of alcoholics die in accidents, falls, fires, and ----------`suicides | |
| About 3000 years ago, most _____ died by the time they were 30`egyptians | |
| About 3000 years ago, what was the average lifespan of an egyptian`thirty years | |
| About 60 percent of all American babies are named after -------------`close relatives | |
| About 70 percent of Americans make love for __ minutes to one hour.`15 | |
| About 70% of all living organisms in the world are`bacteria | |
| About N "Cat Scratch Fever"`ted nugent | |
| About N "Edge of Seventeen"`stevie nicks | |
| About N "Games"`new kids on the block | |
| About N "I Can See Clearly Now"`johnny nash | |
| About N "I Like Dreamin'"`kenny nolan | |
| About N "Love Hurts"`nazareth | |
| About N "Mr. Bojangles"`nitty gritty dirt band | |
| About N "Poor Little Fool"`ricky nelson | |
| About N "Short People"`randy newman | |
| About __ percent of American men and women have sex a few times a month.`36 | |
| About how many miles separate the U S & Cuba`ninety | |
| About one-tenth of the earth's surface is permanently covered with ___`ice | |
| About that number, amount, or time`thereabout | |
| About to assume an office or position: 'the -------- governor.'`incoming | |
| About what was michael jackson's song 'ben'`rodent | |
| About what year was the first steam ship built`1787 | |
| About which Prime Minister was it said "A modest little man with much to be modest about"`clement attlee | |
| About which Prime Minister was it said "He could never see a belt without hitting below it"`lloyd george | |
| About which family are the 'Godfather' films`Corleone | |
| Above and across from one end or side to the other: 'a jump ---- the fence.'`over | |
| Above and across from one end or side to the other: 'a jump over the fence.'`overs | |
| Abraham Lincoln was shot with a`derringer | |
| Abrupt and often disconcertingly frank in speech: Onscreen, John Wayne was a ----- talker and straight shooter (Time). gruff`blunt | |
| Absence of merit`demerit | |
| Absolutely pure ____ is so soft that it can be molded with the hands`gold | |
| Abstention from alcoholic beverages`abstinence | |
| Abstracted: dreamy: 'a ------- look.'`faraway | |
| Abundant or numerous`rife | |
| Abundant: ample: 'a ----- reward.'`plump | |
| Abusive, vulgar, or irreverent language`profanity | |
| Academic life`academe | |
| Academy Award Directors: Anthony Minghella won in 1996 for this movie based on the Canadian novel.`the english Patient | |
| Academy Award Directors: Billy Wilder was awarded in 1960 for this movie.`the apartment | |
| Academy Award Directors: Franklin J. Schaffner was awarded in 1970 for this movie.`patton | |
| Academy Award Directors: Fred Zinnemann was awarded in 1966 for this movie.`a man for all seasons | |
| Academy Award Directors: George Cukor was awarded in 1964 for this movie.`my fair lady | |
| Academy Award Directors: John Ford was awarded in 1940 for this movie.`grapes of wrath | |
| Academy Award Directors: John G. Avildsen was awarded in 1976 for this movie.`rocky | |
| Academy Award Directors: Michael Curtiz was awarded in 1943 for this movie.`casablanca | |
| Academy Award Directors: Steven Spielberg was awarded in 1993 for this movie.`schindlers list | |
| Academy Award Directors: Vincente Minnelli was awarded in 1958 for this movie.`gigi | |
| Academy Award Directors: William Wyler was awarded in 1959 for this movie.`ben-hur | |
| Academy Awards: How many Oscars did Orson Welles win for "Citizen Kane"`one | |
| Academy Awards: How many nominations did "Forrest Gump" receive`thirteen | |
| Academy Awards: What film beat out "Reds" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" for Best Film`chariots of fire | |
| Academy Awards: What is the only animated film ever nominated for Best Picture`beauty and the beast | |
| Academy Awards: What was the first film to win 8 Oscars`gone with the wind | |
| Academy Awards: What was the last black & white film to win Best Picture`schindlers list | |
| Academy Awards: Who beat out Martin Scorsese for Best Director (Raging Bull) in 1980`redford | |
| Academy Awards: Who gave the longest acceptance speech in Oscar history`greer garson | |
| Academy Awards: Who has hosted the Oscars the most times`bob hope | |
| Academy Awards: Who hosted the 1995 Academy Awards`david letterman | |
| Academy Awards: Who is the only person to present himself with an Oscar`irving berlin | |
| Academy Awards: Who made a triumphant return to the Oscars in 1972`charlie chaplin | |
| Academy Awards: Who made the infamous "you like me" speech`sally field | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1962`days of wine and roses | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1963`call me irresponsible | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1964`chim chim cheree | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1965`shadow of your smile | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1966`born free | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1967`talk to the animals | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1968`windmills of your mind | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1970`for all we know | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1971`theme from shaft | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1972`the morning after | |
| Academy Awards: best song in 1973`the way we were | |
| Academy awards best supporting actor, ben johnson, & best supporting actress, cloris leachman, won for this film`the last picture show | |
| Academy awards: best actor, clark gable, & best actress, claudette colbert, won for this film, which was best picture`retinol | |
| Academy awards: he has won the most best actor awards, with 3`jack nicholson | |
| Academy awards: she has been nominated for best actress 12 times, winning only once (for 'sophie's choice')`meryl streep | |
| Academy awards: what won best song in 1971`theme from shaft | |
| Acadia was the original name of which Canadian province`Nova Scotia | |
| Acarophobia is the fear of`itching | |
| Acceptable for general circulation: '-------- currency.'`passable | |
| Acceptance as a natural member or part: 'a sense of belonging.'`belongings | |
| Acceptance of the belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable`fatalism | |
| Accepted or assumed for the sake of convention: 'a ---------- belief.'`fictitious | |
| Accepting or submitting without objection or resistance: submissive: 'a ------- acceptance of one's fate.'`passive | |
| Accessible to commuters: (Seattle's next most ---------- island is Vashon (Islands)`commutable | |
| Accidental destruction of a ship: a ship`wreck | |
| Accompanied by dew: 'a ---- morning.'`dewy | |
| Accompanied by dew: 'a dewy morning.'`dewier | |
| Accomplished in relatively little time: 'a ---- visit.'`fast | |
| According to "Beatles Greeting", what does John play besides guitar`the fool | |
| According to AT&T, on what day are the most long-distance phone calls placed`Mother's day | |
| According to Anais Nin, the 'only sexual abnormality is the incapacity to'?`love | |
| According to Arthurian legend, what did King Arthur receive as a dowry, on his marriage to Guinevire`the round table | |
| According to Benjamin Disraeli, what is the third, & worst kind of lie`statistics | |
| According to Blood, Sweat and Tears what goes up must come down`Spinning Wheel | |
| According to Cosmo, how many minutes of sex does it take the average American male to orgasm?`six | |
| According to Dr. Johnson, what should be well sliced, dressed with pepper and vinegar, and then thrown out as good for nothing`cucumber | |
| According to Elton John we were hoppin' and a boppin' to the`Crocodile Rock | |
| According to Elton John, what were we hoppin' and boppin' to`Crocodile Rock | |
| According to Enrico Caruso, "It is a good fruit. You eat, you drink, and you wash your face". What fruit was he talking about`watermelon | |
| According to Espen Lind when __________________ cries, she cries a rain storm, she cries a river she cries a hole in the ground`susannah | |
| According to Espen Lind, who cries when 'she cries a rain storm, she cries a river, she cries a hole in the ground'?`susannah | |
| According to Hallmark(r), the average person receives ---------- birthday cards annually.`eight | |
| According to Homer, what is a feline?`An Elephant | |
| According to Jan and Dean, who is "the terror of Colorado Boulevard"`little | |
| According to John Aubrey's Brief Lives , what card game did the English poet, Sir John Suckling, invent in 1630`cribbage | |
| According to Lenny and Homer, what is the bear driving around in the little car called?`Ballet | |
| According to Mattel, her manufacturer, what is Barbie's last name`roberts | |
| According to Mindy Simmons, what is Capitol City's nickname`"The Windy Apple" | |
| According to Moe, where is Herman's counterfeit jean operation being held?`Homer's Car hole | |
| According to Noel Coward, who 'go out in the mid-day sun'`mad dogs and englishmen | |
| According to Playboy, the most popular sexual aid is?`erotic literature | |
| According to Report:2000, A Man's Guide to Women, actor Charlie Sheen estimated that he spent at least $__,____ on women in Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss's call-girl ring.`50,000 | |
| According to Roy Orbison 'No one could look as good as_________________`pretty woman | |
| According to Roy Orbison, he's 'Saving nickels and dimes and looking forward to happier times on ______'`Blue Bayou | |
| According to Sketchy what would guys obsess about if they didn't obsess about their jobs?`sex | |
| According to Tantric sexual theory, which part of a woman's body is connected to her clitoris via a secret invisible nerve?`her upper lip | |
| According to Tommy Tutone, whose phone number is 867 5309`jenny | |
| According to U.S. law, what may not be granted on a useless invention, on a method of doing business, on mere printed matter, or on a device or machine that will not operate`patent | |
| According to ____________, the shoe and the foot are the most common sources of sexual fetishism in Western society.`psychologists | |
| According to a 1931 survey, what percentage of married men ejaculated within five minutes of commencing their inter-course?`40% | |
| According to a 1990 survey, what are there three of to every person in Wales`sheep | |
| According to a 1995 poll, 1 out of 10 people admitted that they will buy an outfit intending to wear it once and ------------`return it | |
| According to a Beatles song, where is the place where nothing is real`Strawberry Fields | |
| According to a Chicago dating service, it takes on average one hour for a woman to decide if a man is worth dating a second time. It only takes a man __ minutes to decide about the woman!`15 | |
| According to a Gallup poll, 11 percent of the U.S. population believes in --------- and other supernatural entities.`ghosts | |
| According to a Roper Starch Worldwide survey of sexual happiness, which nation has the largest number of citizens (46% of them) who claim to be "very happy" with their sex lives?`Venezuela | |
| According to a couple of recent biographies,the founder of the Boy Scouts, was a repressed homosexual who was obsessed with looking at photos of naked young boys. Who was he?`Lord Baden-Powell | |
| According to a national study of female sexuality, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are the artificial device used most frequently by women during masturbation.`candles | |
| According to a poll, ------------------ percent of those responding admitted that they had falsely called in sick to get a day off from work.`fifty eight | |
| According to a poll, only 29 percent of married couples agree on most -------------------`political issues | |
| According to a recent poll, 39 percent of the people interviewed admitted that they snoop in their host's ----------------`medicine cabinets | |
| According to a recent study, there are more than --------------- art galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona, which, surprisingly, exceeds the number in either Los Angeles or San Francisco.`one hundred | |
| According to a recent survey among women, what is the least favorite part of the male body`feet | |
| According to a recent survey, --------- percent of people who play the car radio while driving also sing along with it.`seventy five | |
| According to a recent survey, more Americans lose their virginity in ____than any other month?`June | |
| According to a recent survey, more Americans lose their virginity in what month?`june | |
| According to a song, damaged her foot on a piece of wood and fell into a raging torrent`clementine | |
| According to advertising data, nearly 80 percent of Japanese ads use celebrities, the majority being local stars. Of foreign celebrities, the most popular in 1996 were noodle pitchman Arnold Schwarzenegger and whiskey endorser -----------------------`steven spielberg | |
| According to all four Gospels the precursor of Jesus Christ, born in Judea, the son of the priest Zacharias and Elisabeth, cousin of Mary, the mother of Jesus?`john the baptist | |
| According to all four Gospels the precursor of Jesus Christ, born in Judea, the son of the priest Zacharias and Elisabeth, cousin of Mary, the mother of Jesus`john | |
| According to an old proverb, what is 'the soul of wit'`brevity | |
| According to blood, sweat and tears, what goes up must come down`spinning | |
| According to bonnie tyler, what hits you when it's too late`heartache | |
| According to experts, 30 percent of all marriages occur because of -------------`friendship | |
| According to folklore a windy christmas means _____`good fortune | |
| According to folklore, how does santa get into houses on christmas eve`down the chimney | |
| According to folklore, what does the Sandman help children to do`sleep | |
| According to german researchers, the risk of heart attack is highest on what day of the week?`Monday | |
| According to his biography, when was humphrey bogart born`december 25, 1899 | |
| According to his nazi dossier, what color are Rick's eyes in Casablanca`brown | |
| According to jan & dean, who is the terror of colorado boulevard`little old lady from pasadena | |
| According to legend, the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was started by what`A cow | |
| According to legend, what was the name of Paul Bunyans blue ox`Babe | |
| According to mens health magazine, what does the average man do 12 to 20 times a day`break wind | |
| According to neds atomic dustbin, what does 2 and 2 make`five | |
| According to one poll, 60 percent of the men surveyed admitted that they ----- in public.`spit | |
| According to one source, about 66 percent of magazines found tossed along U.S. roadsides are ----------------`pornographic | |
| According to research, between what ages do most rubber fetishists first become aroused by rubber?`four and ten | |
| According to rod stewart he knows secrets about someone in high society. who is it`baby jane | |
| According to roy orbison, 'you know one could look as good as ______'`pretty | |
| According to suicide statistics, ---------- is the favored day for self-destruction.`monday | |
| According to superstition, what are you supposed to do when you see a lone magpie`salute it | |
| According to superstition, what do you do when you stub the toes on your right foot`make a wish | |
| According to suppliers, --------- is by far the favorite ink color in dabbers used by bingo players.`purple | |
| According to the 'Star Wars Saga', who eventually delivered Han Solo to Jabba the Hutt`boba fett | |
| According to the 'Star Wars Saga', who trained Obi Wan Kenobi as a Jed`qui-gon jinn | |
| According to the 1953 Kinsey Report, what percentage of American married couples had only used the Missionary Position?`seventy | |
| According to the 1990s number one; everybody's free to wear.what`sunscreem | |
| According to the Acts of the Apostles, from where did Christ's Ascension into Heaven take place`mount of olives | |
| According to the American Journal of Public Health, the average American woman has intercourse how often?`87 per year | |
| According to the Beatles, how many holes are there in Blackburn`4000 | |
| According to the Beatles, upon what will there be a show for the benefit of Mr. Kite`trampoline | |
| According to the Beatles, where could you find 10,000 holes`blackburn, lancashire | |
| According to the Bible, for how many days did Joshua march his army around Jericho`7 | |
| According to the Bible, what is the root of all evil`money | |
| According to the Bible, what kind of woman had a price above rubies`a virtuous woman | |
| According to the Buddhist tradition, deceased people who have followed the eightfold path will be freed from the cycle of reincarnation & gain what state of total peace`nirvana | |
| According to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, what toy was voted toy of the 20th century?`G.I. Joe | |
| According to the Duff Brewery Tour guide, what had a batch of Duff beer been contaminated with? (Duffless)`Strychnine | |
| According to the Goofball, who is a mascot's best friend?`Henry Mancini | |
| According to the Gospel of Saint John, what 'lay on the other side of the Brook of Cedron'`garden of gethsemane | |
| According to the Guinness Book of Hit Singles, which was the first Beatles single record to top the UK charts`from me to you | |
| According to the Hite Report, what is the artificial device used more frequently by women when masturbating?`candles | |
| According to the Holy Bible, where did Cain go after killing Abel`land of nod | |
| According to the Journal of American Medical Association, as of 1998, more than 100,000 Americans die annually from adverse reactions to ------------------`prescription drugs | |
| According to the King James version of the twenty-third psalm, 'yea, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i shall fear no ___________'`evil | |
| According to the Kinsey Institute, half of the men raised on farms have had a sexual encounter with __ ________.` an animal | |
| According to the Kinsey Report, how many farm-workers admitted to having had sex with animals?`1 in 6 | |
| According to the Marquis de Sade, how many different ways are there of making love?`600 | |
| According to the New England Journal of Medicine, the most popular time for sex is?`11pm | |
| According to the Old Testament, who was the wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac`sarah | |
| According to the Talmud, who was the first wife of Adam`lilith | |
| According to the Tom Jones song what colour was the grass`green | |
| According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, two out of five women in America -------------`dye their hair | |
| According to the U.S. government, people have tried more than 28,000 different ways to lose ------------`weight | |
| According to the US Census Bureau, what percentage of single women over 30 will eventually get married?`66% | |
| According to the World Health _____________, there are approximately 100 million acts of sexual intercourse each day.`Organization | |
| According to the aeneid, aeneas, during his travels fell in love with a legendary queenwho was she`dido | |
| According to the beatles greeting, what does john play besides guitar`the fool | |
| According to the bee gees, where did all the lights go down`massachusetts | |
| According to the best seller, if men are from mars, where are women from`venus | |
| According to the bible what did god create on the fourth day`land and sea | |
| According to the bible, who was the eldest son of adam and eve`cain | |
| According to the bible, who was the father of the jewish race`abraham | |
| According to the buddhist tradition, deceased people who have followed the eightfold path will be freed from the cycle of reincarnation amd gain what state of total peace`nirvana | |
| According to the ceremonial customs of orthodox Judaism, it is officially sundown when you cannot tell the difference between what`a black thread & a red one | |
| According to the ceremonial customs of orthodox judaism, it is officially sundown when you cannot tell the difference between what`a black thread and a red one | |
| According to the composer Wagner, from where did the 'Meistersingers' onginate`nuremberg | |
| According to the duff brewery tour guide, what had a batch of duff beer been contaminated with`strychnine | |
| According to the evidence available: 'The stranger approached the microphone, --------- intending to speak.'`evidently | |
| According to the famous proverb, where should you not "look a gift horse"`in the mouth | |
| According to the moslem calendar, what year began in August 2000?`1421 | |
| According to the nursery rhyme which bush do we go round on a cold and frosty morning`mulberry | |
| According to the nursery rhyme, who killed Cock Robin`the sparrow | |
| According to the proverb what does the hand that rocks the cradle do`rules the world | |
| According to the proverb which city was not built in a day`rome | |
| According to the proverb, what should not be washed in public`dirty linen | |
| According to the proverb, what shouldn't you shut after the horse has bolted`stable door | |
| According to the rhyme, which day's child has far to go`thursday | |
| According to the rhyme, which day's child is full of grace`tuesday | |
| According to the saying , what causes shepherd's delight`red sky at night | |
| According to the saying where does charity begin`at home | |
| According to the saying, if silence is golden, what is silver`speech | |
| According to the saying, what causes sailors's delight`red sky at night | |
| According to the saying, what does a stitch in time save`nine | |
| According to the saying, what speak louder than words`actions | |
| According to the sexologist Dr Joyce Brothers, what has the average American woman done 79 times before marriage?`Kissed 79 different men | |
| According to the singer what did she wear when she went into the water`An itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka-dot bikini | |
| According to the song, in which city was 'The House of the Rising Sun'`new orleans | |
| According to the song, what did molly malone sell on the streets of dublin`cockles and mussels | |
| According to the song, where does it never rain`southern california | |
| According to the title of a famous novel, there are how many 'Years of Solitude`one hundred | |
| According to the tom jones song what color was the grass`green | |
| According to tradition, which animals desert a sinking ship`rats | |
| AccordingtoallfourGospelstheprecursorofJesusChrist,borninJudea,thesonofthepriestZachariasandElisabeth,cousinofMary,themotherofJesus`john the baptist | |
| Account of Eliot Ness' takedown of Al Capone`the untouchables | |
| Accounting. A sum transferred to a new column, page, or book relating to the same account`carryover | |
| Accounting. Total assets minus the sum of all liabilities`surplus | |
| Accra is the capital of ______`Ghana | |
| Accumulation of dust and gas into larger bodies such as stars, planets and moons`accretion | |
| Accusatory`accusative | |
| Acerophobia is the fear of`sourness | |
| Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as _________.`aspirin | |
| Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as`aspirin | |
| Acetylsalicylic acid is the active ingredient in which well known drug`aspirin | |
| Achluophobia is the fear of`darkness | |
| Acid pear shaped fruit used in jams`quince | |
| Acknowledged to be the greek god of medicine`asclepius | |
| Ackroyed How many Jews were saved on Schindler's List`1,100 | |
| Acol, blackwood and stayman are terms associated with which game`bridge | |
| Acousticophobia is the fear of`noise | |
| Acquiescence: consent: 'gave my ------ to the plan.'`assent | |
| Acquired by or resulting from accumulation`cumulative | |
| Acronym Soup - JVC`japan victor company | |
| Acronym Soup FAQ`frequently asked questions | |
| Acronym Soup H8`hate | |
| Acronym Soup VHS`video home system | |
| Acronym Soup: <BEG>`big evil grin | |
| Acronym Soup: <BG>`big grin | |
| Acronym Soup: <CG>`cute grin | |
| Acronym Soup: <EG>`evil grin | |
| Acronym Soup: <wg>`wide grin | |
| Acronym Soup: A/S/L?`age/sex/location? | |
| Acronym Soup: A/S?`age/sex? | |
| Acronym Soup: AAMOF`as a matter of fact | |
| Acronym Soup: AA`alcholics anonymous | |
| Acronym Soup: ACK`acknowledgement | |
| Acronym Soup: ACRONYM`abbreviated coded rendition of name yielding meaning | |
| Acronym Soup: ADN`any day now | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAIAA`as far as i am aware | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAIAC`as far as i am concerned | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAICT`as far as i can tell | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAIK`as far as i know | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAIR`as far as i remember | |
| Acronym Soup: AFAIUI`as far as i understand it | |
| Acronym Soup: AFL`absofreakinlutely | |
| Acronym Soup: AIMP`always in my prayers | |
| Acronym Soup: AISB`as i said before; as it should be | |
| Acronym Soup: AISE`as i said earlier | |
| Acronym Soup: AISI`as i see it | |
| Acronym Soup: AIUI`as i understand it | |
| Acronym Soup: AIW`as it were | |
| Acronym Soup: AI`artificial intelligence | |
| Acronym Soup: AKA`also known as | |
| Acronym Soup: ANFAWFOS`and now for a word from our sponsor | |
| Acronym Soup: ANSI`american national standards institute | |
| Acronym Soup: AOBTD`another one bites the dust | |
| Acronym Soup: AOB`any other business | |
| Acronym Soup: AOL`america on line | |
| Acronym Soup: APAC`all praise and credit | |
| Acronym Soup: API`application program interface | |
| Acronym Soup: ARPA`advanced research projects agency | |
| Acronym Soup: ASAP`as soon as possible | |
| Acronym Soup: ASCII`american standard code for information interchange | |
| Acronym Soup: ATB`all the best | |
| Acronym Soup: ATK`at the keyboard | |
| Acronym Soup: ATLA`another three letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: ATM`at the moment | |
| Acronym Soup: ATTN`attention | |
| Acronym Soup: ATTYOB`anything that turns you on baby | |
| Acronym Soup: AU`australia | |
| Acronym Soup: AWCIGO`and where can i get one | |
| Acronym Soup: AWGTHTGTATA`are we going to have to go through all this/that again | |
| Acronym Soup: AWGTHTGTTA`are we going to have to go through this/that again | |
| Acronym Soup: AWHFY`are we having fun yet | |
| Acronym Soup: AYT`are you there | |
| Acronym Soup: Abbr.`abbreviation | |
| Acronym Soup: BC`because | |
| Acronym Soup: B4N`bye for now | |
| Acronym Soup: B4`before | |
| Acronym Soup: BAC`by any chance | |
| Acronym Soup: BAD`broken as designed | |
| Acronym Soup: BAK`back at keyboard | |
| Acronym Soup: BBB`busy beyond belief | |
| Acronym Soup: BBFN`bye bye for now | |
| Acronym Soup: BBIAB`be back in a bit | |
| Acronym Soup: BBIAF`be back in a flash | |
| Acronym Soup: BBIAM`be back in a minute | |
| Acronym Soup: BBIAS`be back in a sec | |
| Acronym Soup: BBL`be back later | |
| Acronym Soup: BBN`bye bye now | |
| Acronym Soup: BBR`burnt beyond repair | |
| Acronym Soup: BBS`bulletin board system | |
| Acronym Soup: BCC`blind carbon copy | |
| Acronym Soup: BCNU`be seein' you | |
| Acronym Soup: BC`basket case; because | |
| Acronym Soup: BFH`bastard from hell | |
| Acronym Soup: BFMI`brute force and massive ignorance | |
| Acronym Soup: BFN`bye for now | |
| Acronym Soup: BF`boy friend | |
| Acronym Soup: BIC`best in class | |
| Acronym Soup: BIL`brother in law | |
| Acronym Soup: BION`believe it or not | |
| Acronym Soup: BITD`beaten it to death | |
| Acronym Soup: BK`because | |
| Acronym Soup: BMA`bite my ass | |
| Acronym Soup: BMHATK`banging my head against the keyboard | |
| Acronym Soup: BMHATW`banging my head against the wall | |
| Acronym Soup: BMOC`big man on campus | |
| Acronym Soup: BMTA`brilliant minds think alike | |
| Acronym Soup: BMTIPG`brilliant minds think in parallel gutters | |
| Acronym Soup: BM`blonde moment; bite me | |
| Acronym Soup: BNF`big name fan | |
| Acronym Soup: BOC`but of course | |
| Acronym Soup: BOFH`bastard operator from hell | |
| Acronym Soup: BOF`birds of a feather | |
| Acronym Soup: BOHICA`bend over here it comes again | |
| Acronym Soup: BOL`best of luck | |
| Acronym Soup: BOS`big orange switch; boyfriend over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: BOTEC`back of the envelope calculation | |
| Acronym Soup: BOT`back on topic | |
| Acronym Soup: BRBGP`be right back gotta pee | |
| Acronym Soup: BRBIGP`be right back i gotta pee | |
| Acronym Soup: BRB`be right back | |
| Acronym Soup: BRO`brother | |
| Acronym Soup: BRS`big red switch | |
| Acronym Soup: BRT`be right there | |
| Acronym Soup: BSG`big smiling grin; broad sweeping generalisation | |
| Acronym Soup: BSOD`blue screen of death | |
| Acronym Soup: BST`british summer time | |
| Acronym Soup: BTAICBW`but then again i could be wrong | |
| Acronym Soup: BTAIM`be that as it may | |
| Acronym Soup: BTA`but then again | |
| Acronym Soup: BTDTGTTS`been there done that got the t-shirt | |
| Acronym Soup: BTDT`been there done that | |
| Acronym Soup: BTFO`beat the fuck out | |
| Acronym Soup: BTG`buck tooth grin | |
| Acronym Soup: BTOBD`be there or be dead | |
| Acronym Soup: BTOBS`be there or be square | |
| Acronym Soup: BTTP`back to the point | |
| Acronym Soup: BTW`by the way | |
| Acronym Soup: BWL`bursting with laughter | |
| Acronym Soup: BWQ`buzz word quotient | |
| Acronym Soup: BYKTA`but you know/knew that already | |
| Acronym Soup: BYKT`but you know/knew that | |
| Acronym Soup: BYOB`bring your own bottle/booze | |
| Acronym Soup: Bros.`brothers | |
| Acronym Soup: C&P`copy & paste | |
| Acronym Soup: C/O`care of | |
| Acronym Soup: CADET`can't add doesn't even try | |
| Acronym Soup: CB`call back | |
| Acronym Soup: CCWC`can't cook won't cook | |
| Acronym Soup: CERT`computer emergency response team | |
| Acronym Soup: CE`creative editing | |
| Acronym Soup: CFD`call for discussion | |
| Acronym Soup: CFV`call for votes | |
| Acronym Soup: CGI`common gateway interface | |
| Acronym Soup: CHOWUR`see how you are | |
| Acronym Soup: CHP`california highway patrol | |
| Acronym Soup: CHUR`see how you are | |
| Acronym Soup: CIAC`computer incident advisory capability | |
| Acronym Soup: CIAO`goodbye [pronounced chow] | |
| Acronym Soup: CICO`coffee in coffee out | |
| Acronym Soup: CIC`christ i'm confused | |
| Acronym Soup: CID`crying in disgrace | |
| Acronym Soup: CIO`cut it out | |
| Acronym Soup: CLAB`crying like a baby | |
| Acronym Soup: CLM`career limiting move | |
| Acronym Soup: CMIIW`correct me if i'm wrong | |
| Acronym Soup: CNP`continued next post | |
| Acronym Soup: COD`cash on delivery | |
| Acronym Soup: CPF`can pigs fly | |
| Acronym Soup: CRC`cyclic redundancy check | |
| Acronym Soup: CSG`chuckle snicker grin | |
| Acronym Soup: CST`central standard time | |
| Acronym Soup: CS`cop shop | |
| Acronym Soup: CTR`choose the right | |
| Acronym Soup: CTTD`cute things they do | |
| Acronym Soup: CTTS`cute things they say | |
| Acronym Soup: CUL8R`see you later | |
| Acronym Soup: CUL`see you later | |
| Acronym Soup: CU`see you | |
| Acronym Soup: CV`curriculum vitae | |
| Acronym Soup: CWYL`chat with you later | |
| Acronym Soup: CYL`see you later | |
| Acronym Soup: Cir.`circle | |
| Acronym Soup: D&W`ducking and weaving | |
| Acronym Soup: D/L`download | |
| Acronym Soup: DAMHIK`don't ask me how i know | |
| Acronym Soup: DAP`parents against dyslexia | |
| Acronym Soup: DARFC`ducking and running for cover | |
| Acronym Soup: DBA`doing business as | |
| Acronym Soup: DD`due diligence | |
| Acronym Soup: DEG`deliciously evil grin | |
| Acronym Soup: DFM`don't flame me | |
| Acronym Soup: DFU`don't forget units | |
| Acronym Soup: DH`dear/damn husband | |
| Acronym Soup: DICA`do i care asshole | |
| Acronym Soup: DIFA`dumb intellectual fat ass | |
| Acronym Soup: DIIK`damned if i know | |
| Acronym Soup: DIIN`damned if i know | |
| Acronym Soup: DIY`do it yourself | |
| Acronym Soup: DK`don't know | |
| Acronym Soup: DLG`devilish little grin | |
| Acronym Soup: DLTBBB`don't let the bed bugs bite | |
| Acronym Soup: DNA`did not answer | |
| Acronym Soup: DNS`domain name system | |
| Acronym Soup: DOA`dead on arrival | |
| Acronym Soup: DOB`date of birth | |
| Acronym Soup: DOM`dirty old man | |
| Acronym Soup: DOS`disk operating system | |
| Acronym Soup: DPKOL`deep passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: DTOKAB`drop to one knee and bow/blow | |
| Acronym Soup: DTP`desktop publishing | |
| Acronym Soup: DTRT`do the right thing | |
| Acronym Soup: DTTAH`don't try this at home | |
| Acronym Soup: DUCWIC`do you see what i see | |
| Acronym Soup: DUK`dead upon keyboard | |
| Acronym Soup: DUWTWB`do you want to whiteboard | |
| Acronym Soup: DUWWB`do you want to whiteboard | |
| Acronym Soup: DWIMC`do what i mean correctly | |
| Acronym Soup: DWIMNWIS`do what i mean not what i say | |
| Acronym Soup: DWIM`do what i mean | |
| Acronym Soup: DWISNWID`do what i say not what i do | |
| Acronym Soup: DWPKOL`deep wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: DYE`damn your eyes | |
| Acronym Soup: DYHWIH`do you hear what i hear | |
| Acronym Soup: DYSWIS`do you see what i see | |
| Acronym Soup: EDT`eastern daylight savings time | |
| Acronym Soup: ED`erectile dysfunction | |
| Acronym Soup: EIF`exercise in futility | |
| Acronym Soup: ELOL`evil laughing out loud | |
| Acronym Soup: EOB`end of business | |
| Acronym Soup: EOD`end of discussion | |
| Acronym Soup: EOF`end of file | |
| Acronym Soup: EOL`end of lecture | |
| Acronym Soup: EOT`end of thread | |
| Acronym Soup: EPID`every person is different | |
| Acronym Soup: ESOSL`endless snorts of stupid laughter | |
| Acronym Soup: EST`eastern standard time | |
| Acronym Soup: ETA`estimated time of arrival | |
| Acronym Soup: ETLA`extended three letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: F2F`face to face | |
| Acronym Soup: FAQ`frequently asked question | |
| Acronym Soup: FART`fathers against radical teenagers | |
| Acronym Soup: FCFS`first come first served | |
| Acronym Soup: FCOL`for crying out loud | |
| Acronym Soup: FDROTFL`falling down rolling on the floor laughing | |
| Acronym Soup: FFTFM`fun for the feeble minded | |
| Acronym Soup: FICCL`frankly i couldn't care less | |
| Acronym Soup: FIL`father in law | |
| Acronym Soup: FIOFY`figure it out for yourself | |
| Acronym Soup: FIRST`forum of incident response and security teams | |
| Acronym Soup: FISH`first in still here | |
| Acronym Soup: FITB`fill in the blank | |
| Acronym Soup: FLEA`four letter extended acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: FLOTUS`first lady of the united states | |
| Acronym Soup: FOAFOAG`father of a friend of a girlfriend | |
| Acronym Soup: FOAF`friend of a friend | |
| Acronym Soup: FOAG`father of a girlfriend | |
| Acronym Soup: FOCL`fell off chair laughing | |
| Acronym Soup: FOD`finger of death | |
| Acronym Soup: FOOBAR`used as a programming expression | |
| Acronym Soup: FOTCL`falling off the chair laughing | |
| Acronym Soup: FSB`federal security service | |
| Acronym Soup: FSD`fools seldom differ | |
| Acronym Soup: FTASB`faster than a speeding bullet | |
| Acronym Soup: FTBOMH`from the bottom of my heart | |
| Acronym Soup: FTF`face to face | |
| Acronym Soup: FTL`faster than light | |
| Acronym Soup: FTP`file transfer protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: FTR`for the record | |
| Acronym Soup: FTS`fixin' to start | |
| Acronym Soup: FURTB`full up ready to burst | |
| Acronym Soup: FWIW`for what it's worth | |
| Acronym Soup: FWY`freeway | |
| Acronym Soup: FYA`for your amusement | |
| Acronym Soup: FYI`for your information | |
| Acronym Soup: G2G`got to go | |
| Acronym Soup: GAC`get a clue | |
| Acronym Soup: GAFIA`get away from it all | |
| Acronym Soup: GAL`get a life | |
| Acronym Soup: GA`go ahead | |
| Acronym Soup: GBH&KB`great big hugs & kisses back | |
| Acronym Soup: GBH&K`great big hugs & kisses | |
| Acronym Soup: GBH`great big hug | |
| Acronym Soup: GD&RF`grinning ducking and running fast | |
| Acronym Soup: GD&RVVF`grinning ducking and running very very fast | |
| Acronym Soup: GD&R`grinning ducking and running | |
| Acronym Soup: GD&W`grinning ducking and weaving | |
| Acronym Soup: GFN`gone for now | |
| Acronym Soup: GFR`grim file reaper | |
| Acronym Soup: GF`girlfriend | |
| Acronym Soup: GGN`gotta go now | |
| Acronym Soup: GGP`gotta go pee | |
| Acronym Soup: GG`gotta go; good game | |
| Acronym Soup: GH`getting hard (male) | |
| Acronym Soup: GIF`graphical interchange format | |
| Acronym Soup: GIGO`garbage in garbage out; garbage in gospel out | |
| Acronym Soup: GIWIST`gee i wish i'd said that | |
| Acronym Soup: GJP`good job partner | |
| Acronym Soup: GJ`good job | |
| Acronym Soup: GLGH`good luck and good hunting | |
| Acronym Soup: GLG`goofy little grin | |
| Acronym Soup: GL`good luck | |
| Acronym Soup: GMTA`great minds think alike | |
| Acronym Soup: GMT`greenwich mean time | |
| Acronym Soup: GNU`gnu's not unix | |
| Acronym Soup: GOK`god only knows | |
| Acronym Soup: GOOML`get out of my life | |
| Acronym Soup: GOS`girlfriend over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: GOTFIA`groaning on the floor in agony | |
| Acronym Soup: GOWI`get on with it | |
| Acronym Soup: GPF`general protection fault; go puke fast | |
| Acronym Soup: GR8`great | |
| Acronym Soup: GRQ`get rich quick | |
| Acronym Soup: GRUIT`get real you impudent thing | |
| Acronym Soup: GSH`good sense of humour | |
| Acronym Soup: GTBOS`glad to be of service | |
| Acronym Soup: GTGB`got to get beer | |
| Acronym Soup: GTGN`got to go now | |
| Acronym Soup: GTG`got to go | |
| Acronym Soup: GTP`got to pee | |
| Acronym Soup: GTSU`glad/good to see you | |
| Acronym Soup: GTS`god that sucked | |
| Acronym Soup: GW`getting wet | |
| Acronym Soup: G`grin | |
| Acronym Soup: H&K`hugs & kisses | |
| Acronym Soup: H2`how to | |
| Acronym Soup: HABO`have a better one | |
| Acronym Soup: HACB`horny as can be | |
| Acronym Soup: HAGN`have a good night | |
| Acronym Soup: HAGO`have a good one | |
| Acronym Soup: HAK`hugs and kisses | |
| Acronym Soup: HAND`have a nice day | |
| Acronym Soup: HATM`howling at the moon | |
| Acronym Soup: HB`honey bear; hummingbird | |
| Acronym Soup: HCB`holy cow batman | |
| Acronym Soup: HHB`hello honey bear | |
| Acronym Soup: HHGTTG`hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy | |
| Acronym Soup: HHIS`hanging head in shame | |
| Acronym Soup: HHO1/2K`ha ha only half kidding | |
| Acronym Soup: HHOJ`ha ha only joking | |
| Acronym Soup: HHOK`ha ha only kidding | |
| Acronym Soup: HHOS`ha ha only serious | |
| Acronym Soup: HICA`here it comes again | |
| Acronym Soup: HOAS`hold on a second | |
| Acronym Soup: HOMPR`hang on mobile phone's ringing | |
| Acronym Soup: HOPR`hang on phone's ringing | |
| Acronym Soup: HOS`husband over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: HP`home page | |
| Acronym Soup: HSIK`how should i know | |
| Acronym Soup: HSP`highly sensitive person | |
| Acronym Soup: HTH`hope this helps | |
| Acronym Soup: HTML`hypertext markup language | |
| Acronym Soup: HTTP`hyper text transfer protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: HWS(PEST)`husband wants sex (please excuse slow typing) | |
| Acronym Soup: HWY`highway | |
| Acronym Soup: HW`hardware | |
| Acronym Soup: IAAA`i am an accountant | |
| Acronym Soup: IAAD`i am a doctor | |
| Acronym Soup: IAAL`i am a lawyer | |
| Acronym Soup: IAC`in any case | |
| Acronym Soup: IAE`in any event | |
| Acronym Soup: IAGFII`it's all good fun isn't it | |
| Acronym Soup: IANA`internet assigned numbers authority | |
| Acronym Soup: IANYM`in a new york minute | |
| Acronym Soup: IANYS`in a new york second | |
| Acronym Soup: IAP`internet access provider | |
| Acronym Soup: IASH`i am so horny | |
| Acronym Soup: IAY`i adore you | |
| Acronym Soup: IBC`inadequate but cute | |
| Acronym Soup: IBM`inadequate but marketable | |
| Acronym Soup: IBTD`i beg to differ | |
| Acronym Soup: IB`i'm back | |
| Acronym Soup: ICAM`i couldn't agree more | |
| Acronym Soup: ICBW`i could be wrong | |
| Acronym Soup: ICB`i care because | |
| Acronym Soup: ICCL`i couldn't care less | |
| Acronym Soup: ICP`internet content provider | |
| Acronym Soup: ICUR`i see you are | |
| Acronym Soup: IC`i see | |
| Acronym Soup: IDGAD`i don't give a damn | |
| Acronym Soup: IDGAF`i don't give a fuck | |
| Acronym Soup: IDGI`i don't get it | |
| Acronym Soup: IDK`i don't know | |
| Acronym Soup: IDTS`i don't think so | |
| Acronym Soup: IDTT`i'll drink to that | |
| Acronym Soup: ID`identification | |
| Acronym Soup: IETF`internet engineering task force | |
| Acronym Soup: IE`in effect | |
| Acronym Soup: IGP`i gotta pee | |
| Acronym Soup: IIABDFI`if it ain't broke don't fix it | |
| Acronym Soup: IIRC`if i recall/remember correctly | |
| Acronym Soup: IJLS`i just like saying | |
| Acronym Soup: IKWUM`i know what you mean | |
| Acronym Soup: IKWYM`i know what you mean | |
| Acronym Soup: IK`i know; inverse kinematics | |
| Acronym Soup: ILI`i like ike | |
| Acronym Soup: ILUIS`i laughed until i stopped | |
| Acronym Soup: ILUT`i love you too | |
| Acronym Soup: ILU`i love you | |
| Acronym Soup: ILY4E`i love you forever | |
| Acronym Soup: ILY`i love you | |
| Acronym Soup: IMAO`in my arrogant opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMBO`in my biased opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMCDO`in my conceited dogmatic opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMCO`in my considered opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IME`in my experience | |
| Acronym Soup: IMHO`in my humble opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMMOR`i make my own rules | |
| Acronym Soup: IMNSHO`in my not so humble opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMOBO`in my own biased opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMO`in my opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: IMPE`in my personal/previous experience | |
| Acronym Soup: IMPOV`in my point of view | |
| Acronym Soup: IMS`i must say | |
| Acronym Soup: IMVHO`in my very humble opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: INGSI`i'm not going to say it | |
| Acronym Soup: INPO`in no particular order | |
| Acronym Soup: INT`i'll never tell | |
| Acronym Soup: IOU`i owe you | |
| Acronym Soup: IOW`in other words | |
| Acronym Soup: IO`input/output | |
| Acronym Soup: IP`internet protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: IRC`internet relay chat | |
| Acronym Soup: IRL`in real life | |
| Acronym Soup: IROOC`i've run out of cigarettes | |
| Acronym Soup: IRT`in real time | |
| Acronym Soup: IR`inter racial | |
| Acronym Soup: ISC`i stand corrected | |
| Acronym Soup: ISDN`integrated services digital network | |
| Acronym Soup: ISHYGDDT`i seriously hope you guys don't do that | |
| Acronym Soup: ISO`in search of | |
| Acronym Soup: ISP`internet service provider | |
| Acronym Soup: ISTM`it seems to me | |
| Acronym Soup: ISTR`i seem to remember | |
| Acronym Soup: ITAK`it takes all kinds | |
| Acronym Soup: ITFA`in the final analysis | |
| Acronym Soup: ITMA`its that man again | |
| Acronym Soup: ITYM`i think you mean | |
| Acronym Soup: IT`information technology | |
| Acronym Soup: IUTHALORFH`i used to have a lot of respect for him/her | |
| Acronym Soup: IUTKATS`i used to know all that stuff | |
| Acronym Soup: IWALU`i will always love you | |
| Acronym Soup: IWBNI`it would be nice if | |
| Acronym Soup: IWIK`i wish i knew | |
| Acronym Soup: IYD`in your dreams | |
| Acronym Soup: IYFEG`insert your favourite ethnic group | |
| Acronym Soup: IYF`in your face | |
| Acronym Soup: IYKWIM`if you know what i mean | |
| Acronym Soup: IYQ`i like you [say it, don't read it] | |
| Acronym Soup: IYSWIM`if you see what i mean | |
| Acronym Soup: Inc.`incorporated | |
| Acronym Soup: J/K`just kidding | |
| Acronym Soup: JAM`just a moment | |
| Acronym Soup: JAO`just another observer | |
| Acronym Soup: JAS`just a second | |
| Acronym Soup: JFF`just for fun | |
| Acronym Soup: JFTR`just for the record | |
| Acronym Soup: JFYI`just for your information | |
| Acronym Soup: JIC`just in case | |
| Acronym Soup: JIT`just in time | |
| Acronym Soup: JLY`jesus loves you | |
| Acronym Soup: JMHO`just my humble opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: JMOOC`just my opinion of course | |
| Acronym Soup: JMO`just my opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: JOTL`joy of the lord | |
| Acronym Soup: JPEG`joint photographic experts group | |
| Acronym Soup: JSYK`just so you know | |
| Acronym Soup: JTLYK`just to let you know | |
| Acronym Soup: JTUSK`just thought you should know | |
| Acronym Soup: JTYMLTK`just thought you might like to know | |
| Acronym Soup: JTYWTK`just thought you wanted to know | |
| Acronym Soup: Jr`junior | |
| Acronym Soup: KIA`know it all | |
| Acronym Soup: KISS`keep it simple stupid | |
| Acronym Soup: KMB`kiss my butt | |
| Acronym Soup: KMWIH`kick me where it hurts | |
| Acronym Soup: KMYF`kiss me you fool | |
| Acronym Soup: KOL`kiss on lips | |
| Acronym Soup: KOS`kids over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: KOTC`kiss on the cheek | |
| Acronym Soup: KOTL`kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: KOTM`kook of the month | |
| Acronym Soup: KTCOOTN`keep this crap out of this newsgroup | |
| Acronym Soup: KWIM`know what i mean | |
| Acronym Soup: KYHOOTW`keep your head out of the water | |
| Acronym Soup: KYHU`keep your head up | |
| Acronym Soup: K`okay | |
| Acronym Soup: L8R`later | |
| Acronym Soup: L8TRZ`laters | |
| Acronym Soup: LALL`live and let live | |
| Acronym Soup: LAN`local area network | |
| Acronym Soup: LART`luser attitude re-adjustment tool | |
| Acronym Soup: LDTO`lets ditch this one | |
| Acronym Soup: LDWPKOL`long deep wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: LGBTQ`laughing gas betrayed the queen | |
| Acronym Soup: LHM`lord help me | |
| Acronym Soup: LHU`lord help us | |
| Acronym Soup: LJBF`let's just be friends | |
| Acronym Soup: LLAP`live long and prosper | |
| Acronym Soup: LLTA`lots and lots of thunderous applause | |
| Acronym Soup: LMA`leave me alone | |
| Acronym Soup: LMCOA`lost my connection once again | |
| Acronym Soup: LMC`lost my connection | |
| Acronym Soup: LMK`let me know | |
| Acronym Soup: LSFIAB`like shooting fish in a barrel | |
| Acronym Soup: LSHIH`laughing so hard it hurts | |
| Acronym Soup: LSHIPMP`laughing so hard i peed my pants | |
| Acronym Soup: LSHMBIB`laughing so hard my belly is bouncing | |
| Acronym Soup: LSHMSB`laughing so hard my stitches burst | |
| Acronym Soup: LSMIF`laughing so much i farted | |
| Acronym Soup: LSMISMT`laughing so much i shot my tampax | |
| Acronym Soup: LSP`less sensitive person | |
| Acronym Soup: LTBF`learn to be funny | |
| Acronym Soup: LTIP`laughing 'til i puke | |
| Acronym Soup: LTMSH`laughing 'til my sides hurt | |
| Acronym Soup: LTM`laughing to myself | |
| Acronym Soup: LTNS`long time no see | |
| Acronym Soup: LTR`long term relationship | |
| Acronym Soup: LUSER`loser user | |
| Acronym Soup: LYIC`love you in christ | |
| Acronym Soup: LYLAB`love you like a brother | |
| Acronym Soup: LYLAS`love you like a sister | |
| Acronym Soup: LYWAMH`love you with all my heart | |
| Acronym Soup: LY`love ya | |
| Acronym Soup: LoTR`lord of the rings | |
| Acronym Soup: M8`mate | |
| Acronym Soup: MAYB`mad about you baby | |
| Acronym Soup: MAY`mad about you | |
| Acronym Soup: MBR`master boot record | |
| Acronym Soup: MB`message board | |
| Acronym Soup: MCIBTY`my computer is better than yours | |
| Acronym Soup: MDT`mountain daily team | |
| Acronym Soup: MD`mailed | |
| Acronym Soup: MFG`more friendly garbage | |
| Acronym Soup: MHBFY`my heart bleeds for you | |
| Acronym Soup: MHDC`my hard drive crashed | |
| Acronym Soup: MHM`members helping members | |
| Acronym Soup: MHOTY`my hat's off to you | |
| Acronym Soup: MIL`mother in law | |
| Acronym Soup: MIME`multi-purpose internet mail extensions | |
| Acronym Soup: MING`mailing | |
| Acronym Soup: MIPS`meaningless information per second | |
| Acronym Soup: MLA`multiple letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: ML`more later | |
| Acronym Soup: MMIF`my mouth is full | |
| Acronym Soup: MMX`multi-media extensions | |
| Acronym Soup: MM`multi media | |
| Acronym Soup: MNC`mother nature calls | |
| Acronym Soup: MOF`matter of fact | |
| Acronym Soup: MOMN`milk out my nose | |
| Acronym Soup: MORF`male or female | |
| Acronym Soup: MOS`member of the opposite sex | |
| Acronym Soup: MOTAS`member of the appropriate sex | |
| Acronym Soup: MOTD`message of the day | |
| Acronym Soup: MOTOS`member of the opposite sex | |
| Acronym Soup: MOTSS`member of the same sex | |
| Acronym Soup: MPH`miles per hour | |
| Acronym Soup: MSCEA`my southern comfort's empty again | |
| Acronym Soup: MSIE`microsoft internet explorer | |
| Acronym Soup: MSS`member of the same sex | |
| Acronym Soup: MST`mountain standard time | |
| Acronym Soup: MTFBWY`may the force be with you | |
| Acronym Soup: MT`my time | |
| Acronym Soup: MUD`multi-user dungeon/domain | |
| Acronym Soup: MUNG`mash/mung until no good | |
| Acronym Soup: MYOB`mind your own business | |
| Acronym Soup: N/M`never mind | |
| Acronym Soup: NADM`never a dull moment | |
| Acronym Soup: NAGI`not a good idea | |
| Acronym Soup: NAVY`never again volunteer yourself | |
| Acronym Soup: NBD`no big deal | |
| Acronym Soup: NBL`not bloody likely | |
| Acronym Soup: NBTD`nothing better to do | |
| Acronym Soup: NCB`never change baby | |
| Acronym Soup: NDB`none of your damned business | |
| Acronym Soup: NDM`no disrespect meant | |
| Acronym Soup: NE1`anyone | |
| Acronym Soup: NERD`national establishment for real dorks | |
| Acronym Soup: NGT`not gonna tell | |
| Acronym Soup: NHOH`never heard of her/him | |
| Acronym Soup: NICBDAT`nothing is certain but death and taxes | |
| Acronym Soup: NIDWTC`no i don't want to chat | |
| Acronym Soup: NIH`not invented here | |
| Acronym Soup: NIMBY`not in my back yard | |
| Acronym Soup: NIMTO`not in my term of office | |
| Acronym Soup: NINO`nothing in nothing out | |
| Acronym Soup: NIT`not in therapy | |
| Acronym Soup: NLI`not logged in | |
| Acronym Soup: NLT`no later than | |
| Acronym Soup: NMI`no middle initial | |
| Acronym Soup: NMP`not my problem | |
| Acronym Soup: NMSAA`not my style at all | |
| Acronym Soup: NMS`not my style | |
| Acronym Soup: NNTP`network news transfer protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: NN`night night | |
| Acronym Soup: NOOTO`nothing out of the ordinary | |
| Acronym Soup: NORWICH`knickers off ready when i come home | |
| Acronym Soup: NOYB`none of your business | |
| Acronym Soup: NOYL`not on your life | |
| Acronym Soup: NPF`no problem found | |
| Acronym Soup: NPLU`not people like us | |
| Acronym Soup: NP`no problem | |
| Acronym Soup: NQA`no questions asked | |
| Acronym Soup: NQOS`not quite our sort | |
| Acronym Soup: NRN`no reply necessary | |
| Acronym Soup: NSA`national security agency | |
| Acronym Soup: NTG`not too good | |
| Acronym Soup: NTH`no therapy helpful | |
| Acronym Soup: NTIBOA`not that i'm bitter or anything | |
| Acronym Soup: NTIMM`not that it matters much | |
| Acronym Soup: NTIM`not that it matters | |
| Acronym Soup: NTL`none the less | |
| Acronym Soup: NT`no text | |
| Acronym Soup: NUI`network user identification | |
| Acronym Soup: NYCTMI`now you come to mention it | |
| Acronym Soup: NYI`not yet implemented | |
| Acronym Soup: NYM`new york minute | |
| Acronym Soup: NYP`not your problem | |
| Acronym Soup: NoCeM`no see 'em | |
| Acronym Soup: OATUS`on a totally unrelated subject | |
| Acronym Soup: OAUS`on an unrelated subject | |
| Acronym Soup: OBTW`oh by the way | |
| Acronym Soup: OB`obligatory; oh baby | |
| Acronym Soup: OD`overdose; oh dear | |
| Acronym Soup: OFS`one finger salute | |
| Acronym Soup: OIC`oh i see | |
| Acronym Soup: OMA`on my ass | |
| Acronym Soup: OMB`on my butt | |
| Acronym Soup: OMG`oh my god | |
| Acronym Soup: ONNA`oh no not again | |
| Acronym Soup: ONNTA`oh no not that/this again | |
| Acronym Soup: OOC`out of character | |
| Acronym Soup: OOI`out of interest | |
| Acronym Soup: OOSOOM`out of sight out of mind | |
| Acronym Soup: OO`over and out | |
| Acronym Soup: OS`operating system | |
| Acronym Soup: OT1H`on the one hand | |
| Acronym Soup: OTC`over the counter | |
| Acronym Soup: OTD`out the door | |
| Acronym Soup: OTF`on the floor | |
| Acronym Soup: OTGH`on the gripping hand | |
| Acronym Soup: OTL`out to lunch | |
| Acronym Soup: OTOH`on the other hand | |
| Acronym Soup: OTOOH`on the other other hand | |
| Acronym Soup: OTTH`on the third hand | |
| Acronym Soup: OTTOMH`off the top of my head | |
| Acronym Soup: OTT`over the top | |
| Acronym Soup: OTW`on the whole | |
| Acronym Soup: OT`off topic | |
| Acronym Soup: OWTTE`or words to that effect | |
| Acronym Soup: OW`oh well | |
| Acronym Soup: PABG`pack a big gun | |
| Acronym Soup: PAW`parents are watching | |
| Acronym Soup: PBM`play by mail (games) | |
| Acronym Soup: PCB`please call back | |
| Acronym Soup: PCMCIA`people can't master computer industry acronyms | |
| Acronym Soup: PC`personal computer | |
| Acronym Soup: PDA`public display of affection | |
| Acronym Soup: PDN`public data network | |
| Acronym Soup: PDPMEMA`please don't post my email address | |
| Acronym Soup: PDQ`pretty damn quick | |
| Acronym Soup: PDS`please don't shout | |
| Acronym Soup: PDT`pacific daylight savings time | |
| Acronym Soup: PD`public domain | |
| Acronym Soup: PEBCAK`problem exists between chair and keyboard | |
| Acronym Soup: PEM`privacy enhanced mail | |
| Acronym Soup: PEST`please excuse slow typing | |
| Acronym Soup: PGP`pretty good privacy | |
| Acronym Soup: PIMP`pee in my pants | |
| Acronym Soup: PKB`pot, kettle, black | |
| Acronym Soup: PKOC`passionate kiss on the cheek | |
| Acronym Soup: PKOL`passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: PLMKO`please let me know ok | |
| Acronym Soup: PLMK`please let me know | |
| Acronym Soup: PLOKTA`press lots of keys to abort | |
| Acronym Soup: PLS`please | |
| Acronym Soup: PLZ`please | |
| Acronym Soup: PMBI`pardon my butting in | |
| Acronym Soup: PMETC`pardon me etc | |
| Acronym Soup: PMFBI`pardon me for butting in | |
| Acronym Soup: PMFI`problem magically fixed itself | |
| Acronym Soup: PMFJIH`pardon me for jumping in here | |
| Acronym Soup: PMFJI`pardon me for jumping in | |
| Acronym Soup: PMJI`pardon my jumping in | |
| Acronym Soup: PMP`peed my pants | |
| Acronym Soup: POAHF`put on a happy face | |
| Acronym Soup: POM`phase of the moon | |
| Acronym Soup: POP`point of presence | |
| Acronym Soup: POQADCB`piss off quickly and don't come back | |
| Acronym Soup: POQ`piss off quickly | |
| Acronym Soup: POS`parents over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: POTS`plain old telephone service/system | |
| Acronym Soup: POTUS`president of the united states | |
| Acronym Soup: POV`point of view | |
| Acronym Soup: PO`piss off | |
| Acronym Soup: PPL`people | |
| Acronym Soup: PPPP`previous paragraph was polemical position | |
| Acronym Soup: PPP`point-to-point protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: PST`pacific standard time | |
| Acronym Soup: PS`post script | |
| Acronym Soup: PTB`powers that be | |
| Acronym Soup: PTLAPTA`praise the lord and pass the ammunition | |
| Acronym Soup: PTL`praise the lord | |
| Acronym Soup: PTMM`please tell me more | |
| Acronym Soup: PTMYA`pleased to make your acquaintance | |
| Acronym Soup: PTMY`pleased to meet you | |
| Acronym Soup: PTO`please turn over | |
| Acronym Soup: PW`pathetic wanker | |
| Acronym Soup: PhD`piled higher and deeper | |
| Acronym Soup: QPQ`quid pro quo | |
| Acronym Soup: QT`cutie; quiet | |
| Acronym Soup: Q`queue | |
| Acronym Soup: RAS`running and screaming | |
| Acronym Soup: RA`red alert | |
| Acronym Soup: RE`regarding | |
| Acronym Soup: RFC`request for comment | |
| Acronym Soup: RFD`request for discussion | |
| Acronym Soup: RFM`reply to flagged message | |
| Acronym Soup: RFT`request for thinking | |
| Acronym Soup: RHIP`rank hath its privileges | |
| Acronym Soup: RLCO`real life conference | |
| Acronym Soup: RL`real life | |
| Acronym Soup: RMH`real manly hug | |
| Acronym Soup: RNA`ring no answer | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFFNAR`rolling on the floor for no apparent reason | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFLMHO`rolling on floor laughing my head off | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFLOL`rolling on floor laughing out loud | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFLUTS`rolling on floor laughing unable to speak | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFLWPIMP`rolling on floor laughing whilst peeing in my pants | |
| Acronym Soup: ROFL`rolling on floor laughing | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTBA`reality on the blink again | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTFLAS`rolling on the floor laughing and snorting | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTFLBTC`rolling on the floor laughing biting the carpet | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTFL`rolling on the floor laughing | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTF`rolling on the floor | |
| Acronym Soup: ROTM`right on the money | |
| Acronym Soup: RPG`role playing game | |
| Acronym Soup: RSN`real soon now | |
| Acronym Soup: RTM`read the manual | |
| Acronym Soup: RTS`read the screen: real time strategy | |
| Acronym Soup: RT`real time | |
| Acronym Soup: RUMF`are you male or female | |
| Acronym Soup: RUMORF`are you male or female | |
| Acronym Soup: SAH`screw a hamster | |
| Acronym Soup: SAHM`stay at home mum | |
| Acronym Soup: SASS`short attention span society/syndrome | |
| Acronym Soup: SAT`sorry about that | |
| Acronym Soup: SCNR`sorry, could not resist | |
| Acronym Soup: SEC`second, e.g. wait a sec | |
| Acronym Soup: SEP`somebody else's problem | |
| Acronym Soup: SETE`smiling ear to ear | |
| Acronym Soup: SFAIAA`so far as i am aware | |
| Acronym Soup: SFLA`stupid four letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: SGML`standardised generalised markup language | |
| Acronym Soup: SHTSI`somebody had to say it | |
| Acronym Soup: SIG`special interest group | |
| Acronym Soup: SIIK`stuffed if i know | |
| Acronym Soup: SIL`sister in law | |
| Acronym Soup: SITD`still in the dark | |
| Acronym Soup: SIT`stay in touch | |
| Acronym Soup: SLIP`serial line interface protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: SMG`suck my goat | |
| Acronym Soup: SMOFF`serious mode off | |
| Acronym Soup: SMOP`small matter of programming | |
| Acronym Soup: SMO`serious mode on | |
| Acronym Soup: SMTP`simple mail transfer protocol | |
| Acronym Soup: SNERT`snot-nosed egostical rude teenager | |
| Acronym Soup: SNR`signal to noise ratio | |
| Acronym Soup: SOHB`sense of humour bypass | |
| Acronym Soup: SOI`stink on ice; state of insanity | |
| Acronym Soup: SOP`standard operating procedure | |
| Acronym Soup: SOTMG`short of time must go | |
| Acronym Soup: SOT`short of time | |
| Acronym Soup: SOVS`someone very special | |
| Acronym Soup: SO`significant other | |
| Acronym Soup: SRY`sorry | |
| Acronym Soup: ST-DS9`star trek deep space 9 | |
| Acronym Soup: ST-TNG`star trek the next generation | |
| Acronym Soup: ST-TOS`star trek the original series | |
| Acronym Soup: ST-VOY`star trek voyager | |
| Acronym Soup: STS`so to speak | |
| Acronym Soup: ST`such that | |
| Acronym Soup: SUCDIC`situation under control dickheads in charge | |
| Acronym Soup: SUFID`screwing up face in disgust | |
| Acronym Soup: SUL`see you later | |
| Acronym Soup: SUNOILTY`shut up no one is listening to you | |
| Acronym Soup: SUP`what's up | |
| Acronym Soup: SUYP`shut up you pervert | |
| Acronym Soup: SWAK`sealed with a kiss | |
| Acronym Soup: SWALK`sealed with a loving kiss | |
| Acronym Soup: SWDYRTW`since when do you rule the web | |
| Acronym Soup: SWL`screaming with laughter | |
| Acronym Soup: SWMBO`she who must be obeyed | |
| Acronym Soup: SWYP`so what's your problem | |
| Acronym Soup: SYL`see you later | |
| Acronym Soup: SYSOP`system operator | |
| Acronym Soup: SYT`sweet young thing | |
| Acronym Soup: TABA`throws a beer at | |
| Acronym Soup: TAFN`that's all for now | |
| Acronym Soup: TAF`that's all folks | |
| Acronym Soup: TANJ`there ain't no justice | |
| Acronym Soup: TANSTAAFL`there ain't no such thing as a free lunch | |
| Acronym Soup: TASW`that's all she wrote | |
| Acronym Soup: TAWIS`that ain't what i said | |
| Acronym Soup: TBC`to be continued | |
| Acronym Soup: TBE`to be expected | |
| Acronym Soup: TBYB`try before you buy | |
| Acronym Soup: TCB`taking care of business | |
| Acronym Soup: TCD`the cat's dead | |
| Acronym Soup: TC`telephone call; take care | |
| Acronym Soup: TDD`the dog's dead | |
| Acronym Soup: TDM`too damn many | |
| Acronym Soup: TEOTWAWKI`the end of the world as we know it | |
| Acronym Soup: TFTT`thanks for the thought | |
| Acronym Soup: TGAL`think globally act locally | |
| Acronym Soup: TGIF`thank god it's friday | |
| Acronym Soup: TGTF`thank god tomorrow's friday | |
| Acronym Soup: TIATLG`truly i am the living god | |
| Acronym Soup: TIA`thanks in advance | |
| Acronym Soup: TIC`tongue in cheek | |
| Acronym Soup: TIIC`those idiots in control | |
| Acronym Soup: TIME`tears in my eyes | |
| Acronym Soup: TIMTOWTDI`there is more than one way to do it | |
| Acronym Soup: TINALO`this is not a legal opinion | |
| Acronym Soup: TINAR`this is not a recommendation | |
| Acronym Soup: TINC`there is no cabal | |
| Acronym Soup: TINWIS`that is not what i said | |
| Acronym Soup: TIP`to insure promptness | |
| Acronym Soup: TJATAW`truth justice and the american way | |
| Acronym Soup: TLA`three letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: TLC`tender loving care | |
| Acronym Soup: TLG`the living god | |
| Acronym Soup: TMIKTLIU`the more i know the less i understand | |
| Acronym Soup: TMI`too much information | |
| Acronym Soup: TM`thread mangler | |
| Acronym Soup: TNOTVS`there's nothing on television so | |
| Acronym Soup: TNX`thanks | |
| Acronym Soup: TN`telnet | |
| Acronym Soup: TOTBAL`there ought to be a law | |
| Acronym Soup: TOX`snet ;) | |
| Acronym Soup: TPAE`the possibilities are endless | |
| Acronym Soup: TPS(S)`this program sucks (severely) | |
| Acronym Soup: TPTB`the powers that be | |
| Acronym Soup: TRDMC`tears running down my cheeks | |
| Acronym Soup: TSOHF`total sense of humour failure | |
| Acronym Soup: TSR`terminate and stay resident | |
| Acronym Soup: TTBE`that's to be expected | |
| Acronym Soup: TTBOMK`to the best of my knowledge | |
| Acronym Soup: TTFN`ta ta for now | |
| Acronym Soup: TTL4N`that's the lot for now | |
| Acronym Soup: TTM`to the moderator | |
| Acronym Soup: TTSP`this too shall pass | |
| Acronym Soup: TTTT`these things take time | |
| Acronym Soup: TTUL`talk/type to you later | |
| Acronym Soup: TTYL`talk to you later | |
| Acronym Soup: TTYRS`talk to you real soon | |
| Acronym Soup: TVB`top versus bottom | |
| Acronym Soup: TWAIN`technology without an important name | |
| Acronym Soup: TWIMC`to whom it may concern | |
| Acronym Soup: TWIS`that's what i said | |
| Acronym Soup: TWTST`that will take some thought | |
| Acronym Soup: TWYAS`that's what you all say | |
| Acronym Soup: TWYT`that's what you think | |
| Acronym Soup: TYT`take your time | |
| Acronym Soup: TYVM`thank you very much | |
| Acronym Soup: TY`thank you | |
| Acronym Soup: U/L`upload | |
| Acronym Soup: UAE`unrecoverable application error | |
| Acronym Soup: UBE`unsolicited bulk email | |
| Acronym Soup: UFLA`unidentified four letter acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: UGTBK`you've got to be kidding | |
| Acronym Soup: UOK`you ok? | |
| Acronym Soup: URLCM`you are welcome | |
| Acronym Soup: URL`uniform resource locator | |
| Acronym Soup: USU`usually | |
| Acronym Soup: UT4S`you type for shit | |
| Acronym Soup: UTT`under the table | |
| Acronym Soup: UUCP`unix-tounix copy | |
| Acronym Soup: VBG`very big grin | |
| Acronym Soup: VDPKOL`very deep passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: VDWPKOL`very deep wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: VH`virtual hug | |
| Acronym Soup: VRML`virtual reality modelling language | |
| Acronym Soup: VR`virtual reality | |
| Acronym Soup: VT`virtual time | |
| Acronym Soup: W/O`with out | |
| Acronym Soup: W/`with | |
| Acronym Soup: W8ING`waiting | |
| Acronym Soup: W8`wait | |
| Acronym Soup: WAB`what another bill | |
| Acronym Soup: WAEF`when all else fails | |
| Acronym Soup: WAG`wild assed guess | |
| Acronym Soup: WAIS`wide area information server | |
| Acronym Soup: WALOC`what a load of crap | |
| Acronym Soup: WAN`wide area network | |
| Acronym Soup: WBSP`write back soon please | |
| Acronym Soup: WBS`write back soon | |
| Acronym Soup: WB`welcome back | |
| Acronym Soup: WCAGA`what comes around goes around | |
| Acronym Soup: WC`way cool | |
| Acronym Soup: WDYMBT`what do you mean by that | |
| Acronym Soup: WFHC`why for how come? | |
| Acronym Soup: WFM`works for me | |
| Acronym Soup: WIBNIF`wouldn't it be nice if | |
| Acronym Soup: WITY`what's it to you | |
| Acronym Soup: WMMOWS`wash my mouth out with soap | |
| Acronym Soup: WOA`work of art | |
| Acronym Soup: WOMBAT`waste of money brains and time | |
| Acronym Soup: WOM`word of mouth | |
| Acronym Soup: WOS`wife over shoulder | |
| Acronym Soup: WPKOL`wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym Soup: WRT`with regard/respect to | |
| Acronym Soup: WSDMU`we sure did miss you | |
| Acronym Soup: WTG`way to go | |
| Acronym Soup: WTH`what the hell | |
| Acronym Soup: WUC`why you cry? | |
| Acronym Soup: WWJD`what would jesus do? | |
| Acronym Soup: WWW`world wide web; world wide wait | |
| Acronym Soup: WWYC`write when you can | |
| Acronym Soup: WYGIWYG`what you got is what you get | |
| Acronym Soup: WYGIWYPF`what you get is what you pay for | |
| Acronym Soup: WYM`what you mean? | |
| Acronym Soup: WYP`what's your point? | |
| Acronym Soup: WYSIWYG`what you see is what you get | |
| Acronym Soup: WYSOH`where's your sense of humour? | |
| Acronym Soup: XYZ`examine your zipper | |
| Acronym Soup: Y2K`the year 2000 | |
| Acronym Soup: YAABH`you are a big help | |
| Acronym Soup: YABA`yet another bloody acronym | |
| Acronym Soup: YAOTM`yet another off-topic message | |
| Acronym Soup: YASAWYAB`you are so angry when you are beautiful | |
| Acronym Soup: YASBWYAA`you are so beautiful when you are angry | |
| Acronym Soup: YBS`you'll be sorry | |
| Acronym Soup: YCIITM`your check/cheque is in the mail | |
| Acronym Soup: YCLIU`you can look it up | |
| Acronym Soup: YCTFS`you can't type for shit | |
| Acronym Soup: YGGM`your guess is as good as mine | |
| Acronym Soup: YGTBK`you've got to be kidding | |
| Acronym Soup: YHBW`you have been warned | |
| Acronym Soup: YHL`you have lost | |
| Acronym Soup: YHTBT`you had to be there | |
| Acronym Soup: YIAH`yes i am here | |
| Acronym Soup: YKINOK`your kink is not ok | |
| Acronym Soup: YKWIM`you know what i mean | |
| Acronym Soup: YKYATP`you know you're a tired parent | |
| Acronym Soup: YM`you mean | |
| Acronym Soup: YOYOW`you own your own words | |
| Acronym Soup: YOYO`you're on your own | |
| Acronym Soup: YR`yeah right | |
| Acronym Soup: YSS`you suck severely | |
| Acronym Soup: YTMOB`you turn me on baby | |
| Acronym Soup: YT`yours truly | |
| Acronym Soup: YWSYLS`you win some you lose some | |
| Acronym Soup: YW`you're welcome | |
| Acronym Soup: YYBBHH`yeh yeh beep beep honk honk | |
| Acronym Soup: YYSSW`ya ya sure sure whatever | |
| Acronym for microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, a device that amplifies or generates microwaves or radio waves?`maser | |
| Acronym used for direct data transfers between disk & ram`dma | |
| Acronym used for direct data transfers between disk and ram`dma | |
| Acronym: <beg>`big evil grin | |
| Acronym: <bg>`big grin | |
| Acronym: <cg>`cute grin | |
| Acronym: <eg>`evil grin | |
| Acronym: <wg>`wide grin | |
| Acronym: a/s/l`age/sex/location | |
| Acronym: a/s`age/sex | |
| Acronym: aa`alcholics anonymous | |
| Acronym: aamof`as a matter of fact | |
| Acronym: abbr`abbreviation | |
| Acronym: ack`acknowledgement | |
| Acronym: acronym`abbreviated coded rendition of name yielding meaning | |
| Acronym: adn`any day now | |
| Acronym: afaiaa`as far as i am aware | |
| Acronym: afaiac`as far as i am concerned | |
| Acronym: afaict`as far as i can tell | |
| Acronym: afaik`as far as i know | |
| Acronym: afair`as far as i remember | |
| Acronym: afk`away from the keyboard | |
| Acronym: afl`absofreakinlutely | |
| Acronym: ai`artificial intelligence | |
| Acronym: aisb`as i said before | |
| Acronym: aka`also known as | |
| Acronym: anfawfos`and now for a word from our sponsor | |
| Acronym: ansi`american national standards institute | |
| Acronym: aob`any other business | |
| Acronym: aobtd`another one bites the dust | |
| Acronym: aol`america on line | |
| Acronym: apac`all praise and credit | |
| Acronym: api`application program interface | |
| Acronym: arpa`advanced research projects agency | |
| Acronym: asap`as soon as possible | |
| Acronym: ascii`american standard code for information interchange | |
| Acronym: atb`all the best | |
| Acronym: atk`at the keyboard | |
| Acronym: atla`another three letter acronym | |
| Acronym: atm`at the moment | |
| Acronym: attn`attention | |
| Acronym: attyob`anything that turns you on baby | |
| Acronym: au`australia | |
| Acronym: avg`average | |
| Acronym: awcigo`and where can i get one | |
| Acronym: awhfy`are we having fun yet | |
| Acronym: ayt`are you there | |
| Acronym: b/c`because | |
| Acronym: b4`before | |
| Acronym: b4n`bye for now | |
| Acronym: bac`by any chance | |
| Acronym: bad`broken as designed | |
| Acronym: bak`back at keyboard | |
| Acronym: bbb`busy beyond belief | |
| Acronym: bbfn`bye bye for now | |
| Acronym: bbiab`be back in a bit | |
| Acronym: bbiaf`be back in a flash | |
| Acronym: bbiam`be back in a minute | |
| Acronym: bbias`be back in a sec | |
| Acronym: bbl`be back later | |
| Acronym: bbn`bye bye now | |
| Acronym: bbr`burnt beyond repair | |
| Acronym: bbs`bulletin board system | |
| Acronym: bc`basket case | |
| Acronym: bcc`blind carbon copy | |
| Acronym: bcnu`be seein you | |
| Acronym: bf`boy friend | |
| Acronym: bfh`bastard from hell | |
| Acronym: bfmi`brute force and massive ignorance | |
| Acronym: bfn`bye for now | |
| Acronym: bic`best in class | |
| Acronym: bil`brother in law | |
| Acronym: bion`believe it or not | |
| Acronym: bitd`beaten it to death | |
| Acronym: bk`because | |
| Acronym: bma`bite my ass | |
| Acronym: bmhatk`banging my head against the keyboard | |
| Acronym: bmhatw`banging my head against the wall | |
| Acronym: bmoc`big man on campus | |
| Acronym: bmta`brilliant minds think alike | |
| Acronym: bmtipg`brilliant minds think in parallel gutters | |
| Acronym: bnf`big name fan | |
| Acronym: boc`but of course | |
| Acronym: bof`birds of a feather | |
| Acronym: bol`best of luck | |
| Acronym: bos`boyfriend over shoulder | |
| Acronym: bot`back on topic | |
| Acronym: botec`back of the envelope calculation | |
| Acronym: brb`be right back | |
| Acronym: brbgp`be right back gotta pee | |
| Acronym: bro`brother | |
| Acronym: bros`brothers | |
| Acronym: brs`big red switch | |
| Acronym: brt`be right there | |
| Acronym: bsg`big smiling grin | |
| Acronym: bsod`blue screen of death | |
| Acronym: bst`british summer time | |
| Acronym: bta`but then again | |
| Acronym: btaicbw`but then again i could be wrong | |
| Acronym: btaim`be that as it may | |
| Acronym: btdt`been there done that | |
| Acronym: btdtgtts`been there done that got the t-shirt | |
| Acronym: btg`buck tooth grin | |
| Acronym: btobd`be there or be dead | |
| Acronym: btobs`be there or be square | |
| Acronym: bttp`back to the point | |
| Acronym: btw`by the way | |
| Acronym: bwl`bursting with laughter | |
| Acronym: bwq`buzz word quotient | |
| Acronym: by`busy | |
| Acronym: bykt`but you knew that | |
| Acronym: byob`bring your own bottle | |
| Acronym: c&p`copy and paste | |
| Acronym: c/o`care of | |
| Acronym: cadet`can't add doesn't even try | |
| Acronym: cb`call back | |
| Acronym: cc`carbon copy | |
| Acronym: ccwc`can't cook won't cook | |
| Acronym: ce`creative editing | |
| Acronym: cert`computer emergency response team | |
| Acronym: cfd`call for discussion | |
| Acronym: cfv`call for votes | |
| Acronym: cgi`common gateway interface | |
| Acronym: chowur`see how you are | |
| Acronym: chp`california highway patrol | |
| Acronym: ciac`computer incident advisory capability | |
| Acronym: ciao`goodbye | |
| Acronym: cic`christ i'm confused | |
| Acronym: cico`coffee in coffee out | |
| Acronym: cid`crying in disgrace | |
| Acronym: cio`cut it out | |
| Acronym: cir.`circle | |
| Acronym: clab`crying like a baby | |
| Acronym: clm`career limiting move | |
| Acronym: cmiiw`correct me if i'm wrong | |
| Acronym: cnp`continued next post | |
| Acronym: co`conference | |
| Acronym: cod`cash on delivery | |
| Acronym: cp`chat post | |
| Acronym: cpf`can pigs fly | |
| Acronym: crc`cyclic redundancy check | |
| Acronym: cs`cop shop | |
| Acronym: csg`chuckle snicker grin | |
| Acronym: cst`central standard time | |
| Acronym: ctr`choose the right | |
| Acronym: cttd`cute things they do | |
| Acronym: ctts`cute things they say | |
| Acronym: cu`see you | |
| Acronym: cul8r`see you later | |
| Acronym: cul`see you later | |
| Acronym: cv`curriculum vitae | |
| Acronym: cwyl`chat with you later | |
| Acronym: cyl`see you later | |
| Acronym: d&w`ducking and weaving | |
| Acronym: d/l`download | |
| Acronym: damhik`don't ask me how i know | |
| Acronym: dap`parents against dyslexia | |
| Acronym: darfc`ducking and running for cover | |
| Acronym: dd`due diligence | |
| Acronym: deg`deliciously evil grin | |
| Acronym: dfm`don't flame me | |
| Acronym: dfu`don't forget units | |
| Acronym: diik`damned if i know | |
| Acronym: diy`do it yourself | |
| Acronym: dk`don't know | |
| Acronym: dna`did not answer | |
| Acronym: dns`domain name system | |
| Acronym: doa`dead on arrival | |
| Acronym: dob`date of birth | |
| Acronym: dom`dirty old man | |
| Acronym: dos`disk operating system | |
| Acronym: dpkol`deep passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: dr.`doctor | |
| Acronym: dtp`desktop publishing | |
| Acronym: dtrt`do the right thing | |
| Acronym: dttah`don't try this at home | |
| Acronym: ducwic`do you see what i see | |
| Acronym: duk`dead upon keyboard | |
| Acronym: duwtwb`do you want to whiteboard | |
| Acronym: e2eg`ear to ear grin | |
| Acronym: ed`emotionally disturbed | |
| Acronym: edp`emotionally disturbed person | |
| Acronym: edt`eastern daylight savings time | |
| Acronym: eif`exercise in futility | |
| Acronym: elol`evil laughing out loud | |
| Acronym: emsg`email message | |
| Acronym: eob`end of business | |
| Acronym: eod`end of discussion | |
| Acronym: eof`end of file | |
| Acronym: eol`end of lecture | |
| Acronym: eom`end of message | |
| Acronym: eot`end of thread | |
| Acronym: epid`every person is different | |
| Acronym: esosl`endless snorts of stupid laughter | |
| Acronym: esp`especially | |
| Acronym: est`eastern standard time | |
| Acronym: eta`estimated time of arrival | |
| Acronym: etla`extended three letter acronym | |
| Acronym: f2f`face to face | |
| Acronym: fart`fathers against radical teenagers | |
| Acronym: fcfs`first come first served | |
| Acronym: fcol`for crying out loud | |
| Acronym: fdrotfl`falling down rolling on the floor laughing | |
| Acronym: fftfm`fun for the feeble minded | |
| Acronym: ficcl`frankly i couldn't care less | |
| Acronym: fil`father in law | |
| Acronym: fiofy`figure it out for yourself | |
| Acronym: first`forum of incident response and security teams | |
| Acronym: fish`first in still here | |
| Acronym: fitb`fill in the blank | |
| Acronym: flea`four letter extended acronym | |
| Acronym: flotus`first lady of the united states | |
| Acronym: foaf`friend of a friend | |
| Acronym: foafoag`father of a friend of a girlfriend | |
| Acronym: foag`father of a girlfriend | |
| Acronym: focl`fell off chair laughing | |
| Acronym: fod`finger of death | |
| Acronym: fot`full of tripe | |
| Acronym: fotcl`falling off the chair laughing | |
| Acronym: frz`fruitin' religious zealot | |
| Acronym: fsd`fools seldom differ | |
| Acronym: ftasb`faster than a speeding bullet | |
| Acronym: ftbomh`from the bottom of my heart | |
| Acronym: ftf`face to face | |
| Acronym: ftl`faster than light | |
| Acronym: ftp`file transfer protocol | |
| Acronym: ftr`for the record | |
| Acronym: fts`fixin to start | |
| Acronym: fubar`screwed | |
| Acronym: furtb`full up ready to burst | |
| Acronym: fwiw`for what it's worth | |
| Acronym: fwy`freeway | |
| Acronym: fya`for your amusement | |
| Acronym: fyi`for your information | |
| Acronym: g2g`got to go | |
| Acronym: g`grin | |
| Acronym: ga`go ahead | |
| Acronym: gac`get a clue | |
| Acronym: gafia`get away from it all | |
| Acronym: gal`get a life | |
| Acronym: gbh`great big hug | |
| Acronym: gbhandk`great big hugs and kisses | |
| Acronym: gbhandkb`great big hugs and kisses back | |
| Acronym: gdandr`grinning ducking and running | |
| Acronym: gdandrf`grinning ducking and running fast | |
| Acronym: gdandrvvf`grinning ducking and running very very fast | |
| Acronym: gdandw`grinning ducking and weaving | |
| Acronym: gf`girlfriend | |
| Acronym: gfn`gone for now | |
| Acronym: gfr`grim file reaper | |
| Acronym: gg`gotta go; good game | |
| Acronym: ggggg`geez! | |
| Acronym: ggn`gotta go now | |
| Acronym: ggp`gotta go pee | |
| Acronym: gh`getting hard (male) | |
| Acronym: gif`graphical interchange format | |
| Acronym: gigo`garbage in garbage out; garbage in gospel out | |
| Acronym: giwist`gee i wish i'd said that | |
| Acronym: gj`good job | |
| Acronym: gjp`good job partner | |
| Acronym: gl`good luck | |
| Acronym: glg`goofy little grin | |
| Acronym: glgh`good luck and good hunting | |
| Acronym: gmt`greenwich mean time | |
| Acronym: gmta`great minds think alike | |
| Acronym: gok`god only knows | |
| Acronym: gooml`get out of my life | |
| Acronym: gos`girlfriend over shoulder | |
| Acronym: gotfia`groaning on the floor in agony | |
| Acronym: gowi`get on with it | |
| Acronym: gpf`general protection fault; go puke fast | |
| Acronym: gr8`great | |
| Acronym: grq`get rich quick | |
| Acronym: gruit`get real you impudent thing | |
| Acronym: gsh`good sense of humour | |
| Acronym: gtbos`glad to be of service | |
| Acronym: gtg`got to go | |
| Acronym: gtgb`got to get beer | |
| Acronym: gtgn`got to go now | |
| Acronym: gtp`got to pee | |
| Acronym: gts`god that sucked | |
| Acronym: gtsu`glad/good to see you | |
| Acronym: gw`getting wet | |
| Acronym: h2`how to | |
| Acronym: h8`hate | |
| Acronym: habo`have a better one | |
| Acronym: hacb`horny as can be | |
| Acronym: hagn`have a good night | |
| Acronym: hago`have a good one | |
| Acronym: hak`hugs and kisses | |
| Acronym: hand`have a nice day | |
| Acronym: handk`hugs and kisses | |
| Acronym: hatm`howling at the moon | |
| Acronym: hb`honey bear; hummingbird | |
| Acronym: hcb`holy cow batman | |
| Acronym: hhb`hello honey bear | |
| Acronym: hhgttg`hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy | |
| Acronym: hhis`hanging head in shame | |
| Acronym: hho1/2k`ha ha only half kidding | |
| Acronym: hhoj`ha ha only joking | |
| Acronym: hhok`ha ha only kidding | |
| Acronym: hhos`ha ha only serious | |
| Acronym: hica`here it comes again | |
| Acronym: hng`horny net geek | |
| Acronym: hoas`hold on a second | |
| Acronym: hompr`hang on mobile phone's ringing | |
| Acronym: hopr`hang on phone's ringing | |
| Acronym: hos`husband over shoulder | |
| Acronym: houer`hanging on your every word | |
| Acronym: hoyer`hanging on your every word | |
| Acronym: hp`home page | |
| Acronym: hsik`how should i know | |
| Acronym: hsp`highly sensitive person | |
| Acronym: hth`hope this helps | |
| Acronym: html`hypertext markup language | |
| Acronym: http`hyper text transfer protocol | |
| Acronym: hw`hardware | |
| Acronym: hws(pest)`husband wants sex | |
| Acronym: hwy`highway | |
| Acronym: iaaa`i am an accountant | |
| Acronym: iaad`i am a doctor | |
| Acronym: iaal`i am a lawyer | |
| Acronym: iac`in any case | |
| Acronym: iae`in any event | |
| Acronym: iagfii`it's all good fun isn't it | |
| Acronym: iana`internet assigned numbers authority | |
| Acronym: ianaa`i am not an accountant | |
| Acronym: ianac`i am not a crook | |
| Acronym: ianad`i am not a doctor | |
| Acronym: ianal`i am not a lawyer | |
| Acronym: ianym`in a new york minute | |
| Acronym: ianys`in a new york second | |
| Acronym: iap`internet access provider | |
| Acronym: iash`i am so horny | |
| Acronym: iay`i adore you | |
| Acronym: ib`i'm back | |
| Acronym: ibc`inadequate but cute | |
| Acronym: ibm`inadequate but marketable | |
| Acronym: ibtd`i beg to differ | |
| Acronym: ic`i see | |
| Acronym: icam`i couldn't agree more | |
| Acronym: icb`i care because | |
| Acronym: icbw`i could be wrong | |
| Acronym: iccl`i couldn't care less | |
| Acronym: icp`internet content provider | |
| Acronym: ictybtihtky`i could tell you but then i'd have to kill you | |
| Acronym: icur`i see you are | |
| Acronym: id`identification | |
| Acronym: idgad`i don't give a damn | |
| Acronym: idgi`i don't get it | |
| Acronym: idk`i don't know | |
| Acronym: idn`i don't know | |
| Acronym: idot`internet development outreach and technology | |
| Acronym: idts`i don't think so | |
| Acronym: idtt`i'll drink to that | |
| Acronym: ie`in effect | |
| Acronym: ietf`internet engineering task force | |
| Acronym: igp`i gotta pee | |
| Acronym: iiabdfi`if it ain't broke don't fix it | |
| Acronym: iirc`if i remember correctly | |
| Acronym: ijls`i just like saying | |
| Acronym: ik`i know; inverse kinematics | |
| Acronym: ikwym`i know what you mean | |
| Acronym: ili`i like ike | |
| Acronym: ilu`i love you | |
| Acronym: iluis`i laughed until i stopped | |
| Acronym: ilut`i love you too | |
| Acronym: ily4e`i love you forever | |
| Acronym: ily`i love you | |
| Acronym: imao`in my arrogant opinion | |
| Acronym: imbo`in my biased opinion | |
| Acronym: imcdo`in my conceited dogmatic opinion | |
| Acronym: imco`in my considered opinion | |
| Acronym: ime`in my experience | |
| Acronym: imho`in my humble opinion | |
| Acronym: immor`i make my own rules | |
| Acronym: imnsho`in my not so humble opinion | |
| Acronym: imo`in my opinion | |
| Acronym: imobo`in my own biased opinion | |
| Acronym: impe`in my personal experience | |
| Acronym: impov`in my point of view | |
| Acronym: ims`i must say | |
| Acronym: imvho`in my very humble opinion | |
| Acronym: inc.`incorporated | |
| Acronym: ingsi`i'm not going to say it | |
| Acronym: inpo`in no particular order | |
| Acronym: int`i'll never tell | |
| Acronym: io`input/output | |
| Acronym: iou`i owe you | |
| Acronym: iow`in other words | |
| Acronym: ip`internet protocol | |
| Acronym: ir`inter racial | |
| Acronym: irc`internet relay chat | |
| Acronym: irl`in real life | |
| Acronym: irooc`i've run out of cigarettes | |
| Acronym: irt`in real time | |
| Acronym: isc`i stand corrected | |
| Acronym: isdn`integrated services digital network | |
| Acronym: iso`in search of | |
| Acronym: isp`internet service provider | |
| Acronym: istm`it seems to me | |
| Acronym: istr`i seem to remember | |
| Acronym: it`information technology | |
| Acronym: itak`it takes all kinds | |
| Acronym: itfa`in the final analysis | |
| Acronym: itma`its that man again | |
| Acronym: itym`i think you mean | |
| Acronym: iuthalorfh`i used to have a lot of respect for him/her | |
| Acronym: iutkats`i used to know all that stuff | |
| Acronym: iwalu`i will always love you | |
| Acronym: iwaly`i will always love you | |
| Acronym: iwbni`it would be nice if | |
| Acronym: iwik`i wish i knew | |
| Acronym: iyd`in your dreams | |
| Acronym: iyf`in your face | |
| Acronym: iyfeg`insert your favourite ethnic group | |
| Acronym: iykwim`if you know what i mean | |
| Acronym: iyq`i like you [say it, don't read it] | |
| Acronym: iyswim`if you see what i mean | |
| Acronym: jam`just a moment | |
| Acronym: jao`just another observer | |
| Acronym: jas`just a second | |
| Acronym: jff`just for fun | |
| Acronym: jftr`just for the record | |
| Acronym: jfyi`just for your information | |
| Acronym: jic`just in case | |
| Acronym: jit`just in time | |
| Acronym: jk`just kidding | |
| Acronym: jly`jesus loves you | |
| Acronym: jmho`just my humble opinion | |
| Acronym: jmo`just my opinion | |
| Acronym: jmooc`just my opinion of course | |
| Acronym: jotl`joy of the lord | |
| Acronym: jpeg`joint photographic experts group | |
| Acronym: jr`junior | |
| Acronym: jsyk`just so you know | |
| Acronym: jtlyk`just to let you know | |
| Acronym: jtusk`just thought you should know | |
| Acronym: jtymltk`just thought you might like to know | |
| Acronym: jtywtk`just thought you wanted to know | |
| Acronym: jvc`japan victor company | |
| Acronym: k`okay | |
| Acronym: kia`know it all | |
| Acronym: kiss`keep it simple stupid | |
| Acronym: kma`kiss my ass | |
| Acronym: kmb`kiss my butt | |
| Acronym: kmwih`kick me where it hurts | |
| Acronym: kmyf`kiss me you fool | |
| Acronym: kol`kiss on lips | |
| Acronym: kos`kids over shoulder | |
| Acronym: kotc`kiss on the cheek | |
| Acronym: kotl`kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: kotm`kook of the month | |
| Acronym: ktcootn`keep this crap out of this newsgroup | |
| Acronym: kwim`know what i mean | |
| Acronym: kyhootw`keep your head out of the water | |
| Acronym: kyhu`keep your head up | |
| Acronym: l8r`later | |
| Acronym: l8trz`laters | |
| Acronym: lall`live and let live | |
| Acronym: lan`local area network | |
| Acronym: lart`luser attitude re-adjustment tool | |
| Acronym: ldto`lets ditch this one | |
| Acronym: ldwpkol`long deep wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: lhm`lord help me | |
| Acronym: lhu`lord help us | |
| Acronym: ljbf`let's just be friends | |
| Acronym: llap`live long and prosper | |
| Acronym: llta`lots and lots of thunderous applause | |
| Acronym: lma`leave me alone | |
| Acronym: lmc`lost my connection | |
| Acronym: lmcoa`lost my connection once again | |
| Acronym: lmk`let me know | |
| Acronym: loflol`lying on floor laughing out loud | |
| Acronym: lotr`lord of the rings | |
| Acronym: lsfiab`like shooting fish in a barrel | |
| Acronym: lshih`laughing so hard it hurts | |
| Acronym: lshipmp`laughing so hard i peed my pants | |
| Acronym: lshmbib`laughing so hard my belly is bouncing | |
| Acronym: lshmsb`laughing so hard my stitches burst | |
| Acronym: lsmif`laughing so much i farted | |
| Acronym: lsmismt`laughing so much i shot my tampax | |
| Acronym: lsp`less sensitive person | |
| Acronym: ltbf`learn to be funny | |
| Acronym: ltip`laughing til i puke | |
| Acronym: ltm`laughing to myself | |
| Acronym: ltmsh`laughing 'til my sides hurt | |
| Acronym: ltns`long time no see | |
| Acronym: ltr`long term relationship | |
| Acronym: luser`loser user | |
| Acronym: ly`love ya | |
| Acronym: lyic`love you in christ | |
| Acronym: lylab`love you like a brother | |
| Acronym: lylas`love you like a sister | |
| Acronym: lywamh`love you with all my heart | |
| Acronym: m8`mate | |
| Acronym: may`mad about you | |
| Acronym: mayb`mad about you baby | |
| Acronym: mb`message board | |
| Acronym: mbr`master boot record | |
| Acronym: mcibty`my computer is better than yours | |
| Acronym: md`mailed | |
| Acronym: mdt`mountain daily team | |
| Acronym: mfg`more friendly garbage | |
| Acronym: mhbfy`my heart bleeds for you | |
| Acronym: mhdc`my hard drive crashed | |
| Acronym: mhm`members helping members | |
| Acronym: mhoty`my hat's off to you | |
| Acronym: mil`mother in law | |
| Acronym: mime`multi-purpose internet mail extensions | |
| Acronym: ming`mailing | |
| Acronym: mips`meaningless information per second | |
| Acronym: ml`more later | |
| Acronym: mla`multiple letter acronym | |
| Acronym: mm`multi media | |
| Acronym: mmif`my mouth is full | |
| Acronym: mmx`multi-media extensions | |
| Acronym: mnc`mother nature calls | |
| Acronym: mof`matter of fact | |
| Acronym: momn`milk out my nose | |
| Acronym: morf`male or female | |
| Acronym: mos`member of the opposite sex | |
| Acronym: motas`member of the appropriate sex | |
| Acronym: motd`message of the day | |
| Acronym: motos`member of the opposite sex | |
| Acronym: motss`member of the same sex | |
| Acronym: mph`miles per hour | |
| Acronym: mscea`my southern comfort's empty again | |
| Acronym: msie`microsoft internet explorer | |
| Acronym: mss`member of the same sex | |
| Acronym: mst`mountain standard time | |
| Acronym: mt`my time | |
| Acronym: mtfbwy`may the force be with you | |
| Acronym: myob`mind your own business | |
| Acronym: n/m`never mind | |
| Acronym: nadm`never a dull moment | |
| Acronym: nagi`not a good idea | |
| Acronym: navy`never again volunteer yourself | |
| Acronym: nbd`no big deal | |
| Acronym: nbl`not bloody likely | |
| Acronym: nbtd`nothing better to do | |
| Acronym: ncb`never change baby | |
| Acronym: ndb`none of your damned business | |
| Acronym: ndm`no disrespect meant | |
| Acronym: ne1`anyone | |
| Acronym: nerd`national establishment for real dorks | |
| Acronym: ngt`not gonna tell | |
| Acronym: nhoh`never heard of her/him | |
| Acronym: nicbdat`nothing is certain but death and taxes | |
| Acronym: nidwtc`no i don't want to chat | |
| Acronym: nih`not invented here | |
| Acronym: nimby`not in my back yard | |
| Acronym: nimto`not in my term of office | |
| Acronym: nino`nothing in nothing out | |
| Acronym: nit`not in therapy | |
| Acronym: nli`not logged in | |
| Acronym: nlt`no later than | |
| Acronym: nmi`no middle initial | |
| Acronym: nmp`not my problem | |
| Acronym: nms`not my style | |
| Acronym: nmsaa`not my style at all | |
| Acronym: nn`night night | |
| Acronym: nntp`network news transfer protocol | |
| Acronym: nocem`no see 'em | |
| Acronym: nooto`nothing out of the ordinary | |
| Acronym: norwich`knickers off ready when i come home | |
| Acronym: noyb`none of your business | |
| Acronym: noyl`not on your life | |
| Acronym: np`no problem | |
| Acronym: npf`no problem found | |
| Acronym: nplu`not people like us | |
| Acronym: nqa`no questions asked | |
| Acronym: nqos`not quite our sort | |
| Acronym: nrn`no reply necessary | |
| Acronym: ns`netscape | |
| Acronym: nt`no text | |
| Acronym: ntg`not too good | |
| Acronym: nth`no therapy helpful | |
| Acronym: ntiboa`not that i'm bitter or anything | |
| Acronym: ntim`not that it matters | |
| Acronym: ntimm`not that it matters much | |
| Acronym: ntl`none the less | |
| Acronym: nui`network user identification | |
| Acronym: nyctmi`now you come to mention it | |
| Acronym: nyi`not yet implemented | |
| Acronym: nym`new york minute | |
| Acronym: nyp`not your problem | |
| Acronym: oatus`on a totally unrelated subject | |
| Acronym: oaus`on an unrelated subject | |
| Acronym: ob`obligatory; oh baby | |
| Acronym: obtw`oh by the way | |
| Acronym: od`overdose; oh dear | |
| Acronym: ofs`one finger salute | |
| Acronym: oic`oh i see | |
| Acronym: oma`on my ass | |
| Acronym: omb`on my butt | |
| Acronym: omg`oh my god | |
| Acronym: onna`oh no not again | |
| Acronym: onnta`oh no not that/this again | |
| Acronym: oo`over and out | |
| Acronym: ooc`out of character | |
| Acronym: ooi`out of interest | |
| Acronym: oosoom`out of sight out of mind | |
| Acronym: os`operating system | |
| Acronym: ot1h`on the one hand | |
| Acronym: ot`off topic | |
| Acronym: otc`over the counter | |
| Acronym: otd`out the door | |
| Acronym: otf`on the floor | |
| Acronym: otgh`on the gripping hand | |
| Acronym: otl`out to lunch | |
| Acronym: otoh`on the other hand | |
| Acronym: otooh`on the other other hand | |
| Acronym: ott`over the top | |
| Acronym: otth`on the third hand | |
| Acronym: ottomh`off the top of my head | |
| Acronym: otw`on the whole | |
| Acronym: ow`oh well | |
| Acronym: owtte`or words to that effect | |
| Acronym: pabg`pack a big gun | |
| Acronym: paw`parents are watching | |
| Acronym: pbm`play by mail | |
| Acronym: pc`personal computer | |
| Acronym: pcb`please call back | |
| Acronym: pcmcia`people can't master computer industry acronyms | |
| Acronym: pd`public domain | |
| Acronym: pda`public display of affection | |
| Acronym: pdn`public data network | |
| Acronym: pdpmema`please don't post my email address | |
| Acronym: pdq`pretty damn quick | |
| Acronym: pds`please don't shout | |
| Acronym: pdt`pacific daylight savings time | |
| Acronym: pebcak`problem exists between chair and keyboard | |
| Acronym: pem`privacy enhanced mail | |
| Acronym: pest`please excuse slow typing | |
| Acronym: pgp`pretty good privacy | |
| Acronym: phd`piled higher and deeper | |
| Acronym: pimp`pee in my pants | |
| Acronym: pkb`pot, kettle, black | |
| Acronym: pkoc`passionate kiss on the cheek | |
| Acronym: pkol`passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: plmk`please let me know | |
| Acronym: plmko`please let me know ok | |
| Acronym: plokta`press lots of keys to abort | |
| Acronym: pls`please | |
| Acronym: plz`please | |
| Acronym: pmbi`pardon my butting in | |
| Acronym: pmetc`pardon me etc | |
| Acronym: pmfbi`pardon me for butting in | |
| Acronym: pmfi`problem magically fixed itself | |
| Acronym: pmfji`pardon me for jumping in | |
| Acronym: pmfjih`pardon me for jumping in here | |
| Acronym: pmji`pardon my jumping in | |
| Acronym: pmp`peed my pants | |
| Acronym: po`piss off | |
| Acronym: poahf`put on a happy face | |
| Acronym: pom`phase of the moon | |
| Acronym: pop`point of presence | |
| Acronym: poq`piss off quickly | |
| Acronym: poqadcb`piss off quickly and don't come back | |
| Acronym: pos`parents over shoulder | |
| Acronym: pots`plain old telephone service/system | |
| Acronym: potus`president of the united states | |
| Acronym: pov`point of view | |
| Acronym: ppl`people | |
| Acronym: ppp`point-to-point protocol | |
| Acronym: pppp`previous paragraph was polemical position | |
| Acronym: ps`post script | |
| Acronym: pst`pacific standard time | |
| Acronym: ptb`powers that be | |
| Acronym: ptl`praise the lord | |
| Acronym: ptlapta`praise the lord and pass the ammunition | |
| Acronym: ptmm`please tell me more | |
| Acronym: ptmy`pleased to meet you | |
| Acronym: ptmya`pleased to make your acquaintance | |
| Acronym: pto`please turn over | |
| Acronym: pw`pathetic wanker | |
| Acronym: q`queue | |
| Acronym: qpq`quid pro quo | |
| Acronym: qt`cutie; quiet | |
| Acronym: ra`red alert | |
| Acronym: ras`running and screaming | |
| Acronym: re`regarding | |
| Acronym: rfc`request for comment | |
| Acronym: rfd`request for discussion | |
| Acronym: rfm`reply to flagged message | |
| Acronym: rft`request for thinking | |
| Acronym: rhip`rank hath its privileges | |
| Acronym: rl`real life | |
| Acronym: rlco`real life conference | |
| Acronym: rmh`real manly hug | |
| Acronym: rna`ring no answer | |
| Acronym: roffnar`rolling on the floor for no apparent reason | |
| Acronym: rofl`rolling on floor laughing | |
| Acronym: roflmho`rolling on floor laughing my head off | |
| Acronym: roflol`rolling on floor laughing out loud | |
| Acronym: rofluts`rolling on floor laughing unable to speak | |
| Acronym: roflwpimp`rolling on floor laughing whilst peeing in my pants | |
| Acronym: rotba`reality on the blink again | |
| Acronym: rotf`rolling on the floor | |
| Acronym: rotfl`rolling on the floor laughing | |
| Acronym: rotflas`rolling on the floor laughing and snorting | |
| Acronym: rotflbtc`rolling on the floor laughing biting the carpet | |
| Acronym: rotm`right on the money | |
| Acronym: rpg`role playing game | |
| Acronym: rsn`real soon now | |
| Acronym: rt`real time | |
| Acronym: rtm`read the manual | |
| Acronym: rts`read the screen; real time strategy | |
| Acronym: rumf`are you male or female | |
| Acronym: rumorf`are you male or female | |
| Acronym: sah`screw a hamster | |
| Acronym: sahm`stay at home mum | |
| Acronym: sass`short attention span society/syndrome | |
| Acronym: sat`sorry about that | |
| Acronym: scnr`sorry, could not resist | |
| Acronym: sec`second, e.g. wait a sec | |
| Acronym: sep`somebody else's problem | |
| Acronym: sete`smiling ear to ear | |
| Acronym: sfaiaa`so far as i am aware | |
| Acronym: sfla`stupid four letter acronym | |
| Acronym: sgml`standardised generalised markup language | |
| Acronym: shtsi`somebody had to say it | |
| Acronym: sig`special interest group | |
| Acronym: siik`stuffed if i know | |
| Acronym: sil`sister in law | |
| Acronym: sit`stay in touch | |
| Acronym: sitd`still in the dark | |
| Acronym: slip`serial line interface protocol | |
| Acronym: smg`suck my goat | |
| Acronym: smo`serious mode on | |
| Acronym: smoff`serious mode off | |
| Acronym: smop`small matter of programming | |
| Acronym: smtp`simple mail transfer protocol | |
| Acronym: snert`snot-nosed egostical rude teenager | |
| Acronym: snr`signal to noise ratio | |
| Acronym: so`significant other | |
| Acronym: sohb`sense of humour bypass | |
| Acronym: sop`standard operating procedure | |
| Acronym: sot`short of time | |
| Acronym: sotmg`short of time must go | |
| Acronym: sovs`someone very special | |
| Acronym: sry`sorry | |
| Acronym: st-ds9`star trek deep space 9 | |
| Acronym: st-tng`star trek the next generation | |
| Acronym: st-tos`star trek the original series | |
| Acronym: st-voy`star trek voyager | |
| Acronym: st`such that | |
| Acronym: sts`so to speak | |
| Acronym: sucdic`situation under control dickheads in charge | |
| Acronym: sufid`screwing up face in disgust | |
| Acronym: sul`see you later | |
| Acronym: sunoilty`shut up no one is listening to you | |
| Acronym: sup`what's up | |
| Acronym: suyp`shut up you pervert | |
| Acronym: swak`sealed with a kiss | |
| Acronym: swalk`sealed with a loving kiss | |
| Acronym: swdyrtw`since when do you rule the web | |
| Acronym: swl`screaming with laughter | |
| Acronym: swmbo`she who must be obeyed | |
| Acronym: swyp`so what's your problem | |
| Acronym: syl`see you later | |
| Acronym: sysop`system operator | |
| Acronym: syt`sweet young thing | |
| Acronym: taba`throws a beer at | |
| Acronym: taf`that's all folks | |
| Acronym: tafn`that's all for now | |
| Acronym: tanj`there ain't no justice | |
| Acronym: tanstaafl`there ain't no such thing as a free lunch | |
| Acronym: tasw`that's all she wrote | |
| Acronym: tawis`that ain't what i said | |
| Acronym: tbc`to be continued | |
| Acronym: tbe`to be expected | |
| Acronym: tbyb`try before you buy | |
| Acronym: tc`telephone call; take care | |
| Acronym: tcb`taking care of business | |
| Acronym: tcd`the cat's dead | |
| Acronym: tdd`the dog's dead | |
| Acronym: tdm`too damn many | |
| Acronym: teotwawki`the end of the world as we know it | |
| Acronym: tftt`thanks for the thought | |
| Acronym: tgal`think globally act locally | |
| Acronym: tgif`thank god it's friday | |
| Acronym: tgtf`thank god tomorrow's friday | |
| Acronym: tia`thanks in advance | |
| Acronym: tiatlg`truly i am the living god | |
| Acronym: tic`tongue in cheek | |
| Acronym: tiic`those idiots in control | |
| Acronym: time`tears in my eyes | |
| Acronym: timtowtdi`there is more than one way to do it | |
| Acronym: tinalo`this is not a legal opinion | |
| Acronym: tinar`this is not a recommendation | |
| Acronym: tinc`there is no cabal | |
| Acronym: tinwis`that is not what i said | |
| Acronym: tip`to insure promptness | |
| Acronym: tjataw`truth justice and the american way | |
| Acronym: tla`three letter acronym | |
| Acronym: tlc`tender loving care | |
| Acronym: tlg`the living god | |
| Acronym: tm`thread mangler | |
| Acronym: tmi`too much information | |
| Acronym: tmiktliu`the more i know the less i understand | |
| Acronym: tn`telnet | |
| Acronym: tnotvs`there's nothing on television so | |
| Acronym: tnx`thanks | |
| Acronym: totbal`there ought to be a law | |
| Acronym: tpae`the possibilities are endless | |
| Acronym: tps(s)`this program sucks (severely) | |
| Acronym: tptb`the powers that be | |
| Acronym: trdmc`tears running down my cheeks | |
| Acronym: tsohf`total sense of humour failure | |
| Acronym: tsr`terminate and stay resident | |
| Acronym: ttbe`that's to be expected | |
| Acronym: ttbomk`to the best of my knowledge | |
| Acronym: ttfn`ta ta for now | |
| Acronym: ttl4n`that's the lot for now | |
| Acronym: ttm`to the moderator | |
| Acronym: ttsp`this too shall pass | |
| Acronym: tttt`these things take time | |
| Acronym: ttyl`talk to you later | |
| Acronym: ttyrs`talk to you real soon | |
| Acronym: tvb`top versus bottom | |
| Acronym: twain`technology without an important name | |
| Acronym: twimc`to whom it may concern | |
| Acronym: twis`that's what i said | |
| Acronym: twtst`that will take some thought | |
| Acronym: twyas`that's what you all say | |
| Acronym: twyt`that's what you think | |
| Acronym: ty`thank you | |
| Acronym: tyt`take your time | |
| Acronym: tyvm`thank you very much | |
| Acronym: u/l`upload | |
| Acronym: uae`unrecoverable application error | |
| Acronym: ube`unsolicited bulk email | |
| Acronym: ufla`unidentified four letter acronym | |
| Acronym: ugtbk`you've got to be kidding | |
| Acronym: uok`you ok | |
| Acronym: url`uniform resource locator | |
| Acronym: urlcm`you are welcome | |
| Acronym: usu`usually | |
| Acronym: ut4s`you type for sh#t | |
| Acronym: utt`under the table | |
| Acronym: uucp`unix-tounix copy | |
| Acronym: vbg`very big grin | |
| Acronym: vdpkol`very deep passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: vdwpkol`very deep wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: vh`virtual hug | |
| Acronym: vhs`video home system | |
| Acronym: vr`virtual reality | |
| Acronym: vrml`virtual reality modelling language | |
| Acronym: vt`virtual time | |
| Acronym: w/`with | |
| Acronym: w/o`with out | |
| Acronym: w8`wait | |
| Acronym: w8ing`waiting | |
| Acronym: wab`what another bill | |
| Acronym: waef`when all else fails | |
| Acronym: wag`wild assed guess | |
| Acronym: wais`wide area information server | |
| Acronym: waloc`what a load of crap | |
| Acronym: wan`wide area network | |
| Acronym: wb`welcome back | |
| Acronym: wbs`write back soon | |
| Acronym: wbsp`write back soon please | |
| Acronym: wc`way cool | |
| Acronym: wcaga`what comes around goes around | |
| Acronym: wdymbt`what do you mean by that | |
| Acronym: wfhc`why for how come | |
| Acronym: wfm`works for me | |
| Acronym: wibnif`wouldn't it be nice if | |
| Acronym: wity`what's it to you | |
| Acronym: wmmows`wash my mouth out with soap | |
| Acronym: woa`work of art | |
| Acronym: wom`word of mouth | |
| Acronym: wombat`waste of money brains and time | |
| Acronym: wos`wife over shoulder | |
| Acronym: wpkol`wet passionate kiss on the lips | |
| Acronym: wrt`with regard/respect to | |
| Acronym: wsdmu`we sure did miss you | |
| Acronym: wtg`way to go | |
| Acronym: wth`what the hell | |
| Acronym: wuc`why you cry | |
| Acronym: wwyc`write when you can | |
| Acronym: wygiwyg`what you got is what you get | |
| Acronym: wygiwypf`what you get is what you pay for | |
| Acronym: wym`what you mean | |
| Acronym: wyp`what's your point | |
| Acronym: wysiwyg`what you see is what you get | |
| Acronym: wysoh`where's your sense of humour | |
| Acronym: xyz`examine your zipper | |
| Acronym: y2k`the year 2000 | |
| Acronym: yaabh`you are a big help | |
| Acronym: yaba`yet another bloody acronym | |
| Acronym: yaotm`yet another off-topic message | |
| Acronym: yasawyab`you are so angry when you are beautiful | |
| Acronym: yasbwyaa`you are so beautiful when you are angry | |
| Acronym: ybs`you'll be sorry | |
| Acronym: yciitm`your check/cheque is in the mail | |
| Acronym: ycliu`you can look it up | |
| Acronym: yctfs`you can't type for sh#t | |
| Acronym: yggm`your guess is as good as mine | |
| Acronym: ygtbk`you've got to be kidding | |
| Acronym: yhbw`you have been warned | |
| Acronym: yhl`you have lost | |
| Acronym: yhtbt`you had to be there | |
| Acronym: yiah`yes i am here | |
| Acronym: ykinok`your kink is not ok | |
| Acronym: ykwim`you know what i mean | |
| Acronym: ykyatp`you know you're a tired parent | |
| Acronym: ym`you mean | |
| Acronym: yoyo`you're on your own | |
| Acronym: yoyow`you own your own words | |
| Acronym: yr`yeah right | |
| Acronym: yss`you suck severely | |
| Acronym: yt`yours truly | |
| Acronym: ytmob`you turn me on baby | |
| Acronym: yw`you're welcome | |
| Acronym: ywsyls`you win some you lose some | |
| Acronym: yybbhh`yeh yeh beep beep honk honk | |
| Acronym: yyssw`ya ya sure sure whatever | |
| Acronyms: What is the AALS?`association of american law schools | |
| Acrophobia is a fear of ___________`heights | |
| Acrophobia is a fear of`heights | |
| Acrophobia is the fear of`heights | |
| Across or over both sides`astraddle | |
| Across what river is the russion dam build that is 325 meters high`vakhsh | |
| ActPersons: He was born Krishna Banji.`ben kingsley | |
| ActPersons: She was born Susan Tomaling.`susan sarandon | |
| ActPersons: The birthplace (city) of Raul Julia.`san juan | |
| ActPersons: The birthplace (city) of the late John Candy.`toronto | |
| ActPersons: This actress was married to a king.`priscilla presley | |
| Acting as a subsidiary: supplementary: 'the main library and its --------- branches.'`auxiliary | |
| Acting on or occurring in the liver`hepatic | |
| Acting or done willingly and without constraint or expectation of reward: 'a --------- hostage: --------- community work.'`voluntary | |
| Acting or ready to act gladly: eagerly compliant: The spirit indeed is -------, but the flesh is weak (Matthew 26:41)`willing | |
| Action or behavior in correspondence with socially accepted standards, conventions, rules, or laws: '---------- to university regulations.'`conformity | |
| Active participation in events or activities, leading to the accumulation of knowledge or skill: 'a lesson taught by ----------: a carpenter with`experience | |
| Active resistance and terrorism against the state, as used by some anarchists`anarchism | |
| Active volcano in the Philippines, in the central part of Luzon?`mount pinatubo | |
| Active volcano in the Philippines, in the central part of Luzon`mount | |
| Active: lively`stirringly | |
| ActivevolcanointhePhilippines,inthecentralpartofLuzon`mount pinatubo | |
| Activities that go on every day: A motley crew they are, their ------ as dark as they are ludicrous (John Simon)`doings | |
| Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger bought the first Hummer manufactured for civilian use when`1992 | |
| Actor In The Role: Cody Jarett in ' White Heat'`james cagney | |
| Actor In The Role: Josef Mengele in 'The Boys from Brazil'`gregory peck | |
| Actor In The Role: Longfellow Deeds in 'Mr Deeds Goes to Town'`gary cooper | |
| Actor In The Role: Michelangelo in 'The Agony and the Ecstasy'`charlton heston | |
| Actor In The Role: Nero in 'The Sign of the Cross'`charles laughton | |
| Actor In The Role: Rembrandt in 'Rembrandt'`charles laughton | |
| Actor In The Role: Terry Malloy in 'On the Water Front'`marlon brando | |
| Actor In The Role: Vincent van Gogh in 'Lust for Life'`kirk douglas | |
| Actor Robert Hardy is proficient at which Olympic sport`archery | |
| Actor levar burton (jordi on 'star trek the next generation') was born in _______`germany | |
| Actor originally intended to be Wizard in "Wizard of Oz"`w c fields | |
| Actor paid $2.5M for 12 days work & 10 mins. of screen appearance (in Superman)`marlon brando | |
| Actor peter fonda was once arrested for slashing a sign that said`feed jane fonda to the whales | |
| Actor who committed suicide because he was bored`george sanders | |
| Actor whose real name is Ramon Estevez (full name)`martin sheen | |
| Actor whose real name was Marion Morrison`john wayne | |
| Actor: Borgnine`Ernest | |
| Actor: Hackman`Gene | |
| Actor: Nimoy`Leonard | |
| Actor: Savalas`Telly | |
| Actor: ...who played Dick Tracy (in the 90's)`warren beatty | |
| Actor: ...who played Dirty Harry`eastwood | |
| Actor: ...who played Edward Scissorhands`johnny depp | |
| Actor: ...who played Jake LaMotta`robert deniro | |
| Actor: ...who played Mozart in "Amadeus"`tom hulce | |
| Actor: ...who played Obi Wan Kenobi`guiness | |
| Actor: ...who played TS Garp`robin williams | |
| Actor: ...who played The Nutty Professor`jerry lewis | |
| Actor: ...who played Travis Bickle`robert de niro | |
| Actor: In what city was Will Smith born`Philadelphia | |
| Actor: Where was Jackie Chan born`Hong Kong | |
| Actor: Will Smith's 1st name (will) short for`Willard | |
| Actor: _______ Borgnine`Ernest | |
| Actor: ________ Hackman`Gene | |
| Actor: ________ bacon`kevin | |
| Actor: ________ york`michael | |
| Actor: __________ nimoy`leonard | |
| Actor: __________ savalas`telly | |
| Actor: richard widmark is the father in law of what famous baseball pitcher`sandy koufax | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: Lifeboat, Cocoon.`hume cronyn | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: My Mother the Car, Coach`jerry van dyke | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: Superman, Unforgiven`jon voight | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: The Donna Reed Show, Pete and Gladys, M-A-S-H`harry morgan | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: The Untouchables, The Man Who Would Be King.`sean connery | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: Victor/Victoria, The Music Man.`robert preston | |
| Actors Common Ground 1: Zorro, Lost in Space.`guy williams | |
| Actors In Film : Chattahoochie; Romeo Is Bleeding; Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead`gary oldman | |
| Actors In Film : Pierce Brosnan, Patrick Stewart`detonator | |
| Actors In Film : Reds; Annie Hall; Baby Boom`diane keaton | |
| Actors In Film : Silkwood; Heartburn; She Devil`meryl streep | |
| Actors In Film : The Tall Guy; Peter's Friends; Dead Again`emma thompson | |
| Actors In Film : Unlawful Entry; Blink; Revenge`madeleine stowe | |
| Actors In Film: David Caruso, Stacy Keach`mission of the shark | |
| Actors In Film: Dennis Quaid, Ellen Barkin`the big easy | |
| Actors In Film: Gary Oldman, Sissy Spacek, Tommy Lee Jones`jfk | |
| Actors In Film: Hot Spot; Candy Man; Shadow Dancing`virginia madsen | |
| Actors In Film: Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, John Cleese`a fish called wanda | |
| Actors In Film: Jurassic Park; The Hunt For Red October; The Piano`sam neill | |
| Actors In Film: Lee Marvin, John Cassavettes, Telly Savalas`the dirty dozen | |
| Actors In Film: Pierce Brosnan, Leslie Anne Down, Adam Ant`nomads | |
| Actors In Film: Sean Penn, Al Pacino, John Leguzamo`carlitos way | |
| Actors In Film: The Hunger; The Rocky Horror Picture Show; Bull Durham`susan sarandon | |
| Actors In Film: Tom Berenger, Mimi Rogers`someone to watch over me | |
| Actors In Film: Willem Dafoe, Tom Berringer, Charlie Sheen`platoon | |
| Actors In TV: Alan Alda,Loretta Swit`mash | |
| Actors In TV: Helen Hunt, Paul Reiser`mad about you | |
| Actors In TV: Jerry Van Dyke, J.T.Nelson`coach | |
| Actors In TV: Julia Louise Dreyfuss, Jason Alexander`seinfeld | |
| Actors In TV: Ted Danson, Kirsty Alley, George Wendt`cheers | |
| Actors: French film star of Danton and The Return of Martin Guerre`gerard depardieu | |
| Actors: He starred in Lassie Come Home and Planet of the Apes`roddy mcdowall | |
| Actors: He was in Brideshead Revisited and Reversal of Fortune`jeremy irons | |
| Actors: He won Oscars for Spartacus and Topkapi`peter ustinov | |
| Actors: Radio star who won a 1986 Oscar for Cocoon`don ameche | |
| Actress Amy Irving divorced her producer husband in 1989, who was he`steven spielberg | |
| Actress Fenella Fielding's late brother was a famous comedian, what was his name`marty feldman | |
| Actress In The Role: Barfly ---> Wanda Wilcox`faye dunaway | |
| Actress In The Role: Batman ---> Vicki Vale`kim basinger | |
| Actress In The Role: Malcolm X ---> Betty Shabazz`angela bassett | |
| Actress In The Role: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ---> The Big Nurse`louise fletcher | |
| Actress In The Role: Runaway Train ---> Sara`rebecca demornay | |
| Actress In The Role: Some Kind of Wonderful ---> Amanda Jones`lea thompson | |
| Actress In The Role: Terminator 2: Judgment Day ---> Sarah Connor`linda hamilton | |
| Actress In The Role: The Color of Money ---> Carla`mary elizabeth mastrantonio | |
| Actress In The Role: The Grifters ---> Lily Dillon`anjelica huston | |
| Actress In The Role: The Natural ---> Iris Gaines`glenn close | |
| Actress In The Role: Threesome ---> Alex`lara flynn boyle | |
| Actress In The Role: Unnecessary Roughness ---> the placekicker`kathy ireland | |
| Actress Jody Foster was a student at what college`Yale | |
| Actress Patricia Neale was once married to which author`roald dahl | |
| Actress born in st louis in 1914`betty grable | |
| Actress whose real name was Ruby Stevens (full name)`barbara stanwyck | |
| Actual conditions or facts. Often used in the plural`actuality | |
| Actually caused by layers of hot air refracting sunlight`mirage | |
| Actually: really: 'I'm ----- positive about it.'`quite | |
| Acute hasopharyngitis is more commonly known as a ______`cold | |
| Acute infectious disease of the upper respiratory tract, caused by more than 100 kinds of viruses`common cold | |
| Acute, highly contagious viral disease, often fatal, that appears to have been completely eradicated`smallpox | |
| Acute, infectious, contagious disease of the respiratory tract, especially the trachea?`influenza | |
| Ad Jingles: Ask any mermaid you happen to see, what's the best tuna`chicken of the sea | |
| Ad Jingles: If you were this type of weiner, everyone would be in love with you`oscar mayer | |
| Ad Jingles: Look for this label when you're buying a coat, dress, or blouse`union | |
| Ad Jingles: They make the very best chocolate`nestle | |
| Ad Slogans: "Just for the taste of it"`diet coke | |
| Ad Slogans: "The Beef People"`winn dixie | |
| Ad Slogans: "The best part of wakin' up, is _______ in your cup"`folgers | |
| Ad Slogans: "The coppertop"`duracell | |
| Ad Slogans: "The stain lifter`all | |
| Ad Slogans: "You will"`att | |
| Ad Slogans: "You'll love the way we fly"`delta airlines | |
| Ad Slogans: "Your way, right away"`burger king | |
| Ad Slogans: always`coca cola | |
| Ad Slogans: america's favorite cookie`oreo | |
| Ad Slogans: bring out the best`hellmann's mayonnaise | |
| Ad Slogans: dial down the center`at&t | |
| Ad Slogans: go get it`lycos | |
| Ad Slogans: going and going`energizer | |
| Ad Slogans: have it your way`burger king | |
| Ad Slogans: like a rock`chevrolet | |
| Ad Slogans: live in yours play in ours`sony playstation | |
| Ad Slogans: low prices everyday`walmart | |
| Ad Slogans: no wonder we're number 1`aol | |
| Ad Slogans: nobody doesn't like`sara lee | |
| Ad Slogans: the brisk tea`lipton | |
| Ad Slogans: the snack that smiles back`goldfish | |
| Ad Slogans: we do chicken right`kfc | |
| Ad Slogans: you just cant let them go`eggo waffles | |
| Ad Slogans: zoom zoom zoom`mazda | |
| Ada Unsworth,Frank and Peggy Spencer and Ted Burroughs have all led winning tams in which televised competition`formation dancing | |
| Adam Ant advocates we do this in the title cut of his 1983 album`strip | |
| Adam Ants first solo single`goody two shoes | |
| Adam on "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" was played by whom`richard dean anderson | |
| Adam on "seven brides for seven brothers" was played by whom`richard dean | |
| Addictive drug prepared from morphine`heroin | |
| Adding orange and lemon to whisky makes it what`whisky sour | |
| Addis Ababa is the capital of which country`ethiopia | |
| Additional information appended to the manuscript, as of a book or article`postscript | |
| Address of the White House`1600 pennsylvania avenue | |
| Adept or skillful at inventing: creative`inventive | |
| Adequate for the purpose: 'a --------- performance.'`competent | |
| Adequate to satisfy a need, requirement, or standard: satisfactory`acceptable | |
| Adherence to or observance of the law`legalities | |
| Adherence to self-serving means: 'an ambitious politician, guided by ---------- rather than principle.'`expediency | |
| Adherence to such dissenting opinion or doctrine`heresies | |
| Adherence to the aesthetic values embodied in ancient Greek and Roman art and literature`classicism | |
| Adherence: compliance: '-------- by parliamentary procedure.'`abidance | |
| Adhering or confined to the dogmatic limits of a sect or denomination: partisan`sectarian | |
| Adhering to the Christian faith as expressed in the early Christian ecumenical creeds`orthodox | |
| Adi Dassler founded what major corporation`adidas | |
| Adjustable fabric roof of a car`drophead | |
| Administration`Abraham Lincoln | |
| Administrative division of the kingdom of great britain, occupying the northern third of the island of great britain`Scotland | |
| Admiral Donitz succeeded Hitler in which year`1945 | |
| Admiral, soda, and zero ultimately derive from which language`arabic | |
| Admitting the passage of gas or liquid through pores or interstices`porous | |
| Adobe announces Acrobat to ship in June what year`1993 | |
| Adolf Hitler became chancellor of germany in 1928, 1930 or 1933`1933 | |
| Adolf Hitler become chancellor of Germany in 1928, 1930 or 1933`1933 | |
| Adolf Hitler was fascinated by _____`hands | |
| Adopting or setting current fashions and styles: sophisticated: '----, well-dressed young executives.' fashionable`chic | |
| Adopting or setting current fashions and styles: sophisticated: 'chic, well-dressed young executives.' fashionable`chicer | |
| Adrian Belew: L_n_ R__n_c_r_s`lone rhinoceros | |
| Ads: "Your baby's comfort" begins with this.`luvs | |
| Ads: 99.44% pure.`ivory | |
| Ads: A peach looks cute / with all its fuzz. / A man's no peach / and never was`burma shave | |
| Ads: Get a piece of the Rock.`prudential | |
| Ads: My bologna has a first name.`oscar mayer | |
| Ads: Patricia Neal recommends this to people who want to fight pain and win.`anacin | |
| Ads: Thank you for your support`bartles and james | |
| Ads: This is Dr. Scholl's first name.`william | |
| Ads: This product is named for its chief component, muriate of berberine`murine | |
| Ads: This toilet tissue claims to be as soft as cotton.`cottonelle | |
| Ads: We earn our wings every day`eastern airlines | |
| Ads: We love to fly, and it shows`delta | |
| Ads: What company's mascot is Elsie the Cow`borden | |
| Ads: What was the Cream Oil Hair Tonic`wildroot | |
| Ads: Whatever it is I think I see / Becomes a ------- ---- to me.`tootsie roll | |
| Ads: Why ask why`bud dry | |
| Ads: You deserve a break today`mcdonalds | |
| Ads: You're not fully clean until you're ----fully clean`zest | |
| Advantage: good: 'for the ---- of his health.'`sake | |
| Advantage: service: purpose: (His personal relationship with the electorate stands in good ----- (John Sears)`stead | |
| Advantage: service: purpose: His personal relationship with the electorate stands in good stead (John Sears)`steads | |
| Advent The liturgical period preceding Christmas, beginning in Western churches on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and in Eastern churches in mid-November, andobserved by many Christians as a season of`advent | |
| Adversary The Devil: Satan. Often used with the`adversary | |
| Adverse or destructive atmospheric conditions, such as high winds or heavy rain: 'encountered ------- five miles out to sea.'`weather | |
| Advertising Slogans: don't leave home without it`american express | |
| Advertising film which is informative and purportedly objective`infomercial | |
| Advertising slogans: don't leave home without it (name the company)`american express | |
| Advertising slogans: nobody does it like _____ _____`sara lee | |
| Advertising-supported cable television network founded in 1980 by American businessman Ted Turner and wholly owned by Turner Broadcasting System, Incorporated, which is based in Atlanta, Georgia?`cnn | |
| Advertising: According to Nintendo, the capital of Ohio is this`mario | |
| Advertising: Bing Crosby advertised this product.`minute maid | |
| Advertising: Distinctive quality about Mr. Clean's head.`bald | |
| Advertising: Does she or doesn't she Only her hairdresser knows for sure`clairol | |
| Advertising: He hit the big time after commercials for McDonalds and State Farm`barry manilow | |
| Advertising: IBM stands for this`international business machines | |
| Advertising: In the 1930's he promised to make you a new man using 'Dynamic Tension.'`atlas | |
| Advertising: It is not 100% pure soap, but 99 44/100% pure.`ivory | |
| Advertising: Jhirmack hair products were advertised by this beauty.`victoria principal | |
| Advertising: They advertised their cola as "Taste that beats the others cold"`pepsi | |
| Advertising: This company paid millions to the Jacksons for representation`pepsi | |
| Advertising: This company thinks the capital of Ohio is "Mario"`nintendo | |
| Advertising: You are advised never to leave home without this`american express | |
| Advertising: promotion: 'The product needed better billing to outsell its competition.'`billings | |
| Advice given by early heavy metal hitmeisters Quiet Riot on "Metal Health"`bang your head | |
| Advice to beware`warning | |
| Advice: An exasperated Breathe yelled "Don't ____ __ ____"`tell me lies | |
| Advice: Crowded House said "Don't _____ ___ ____"`dream its over | |
| Advice: First alone, then with George, Elton sang "Don't ___ ___ ___ __ ____ __ __"`let the sun go down on me | |
| Advice: Journey's uplifting message was that "Don't ____ ________"`stop believing | |
| Advice: Perhaps the Marvellettes meant Mr Clinton when they said "Don't ____ ____ ____"`mess with bill | |
| Advocacy of such a system of government`federalism | |
| Advocating or practising total abstinence from alcohol`teetotal | |
| Aeroacrophobia is the fear of`open high places | |
| Aeronausiphobia is the fear of`vomiting | |
| Aerophobia is the fear of`drafts | |
| Aerosmith & Bon Jovi were guest performers on his 1989 "Trash" release`alice cooper | |
| Aerosmith and Bon Jovi were guest performers on his 1989 "Trash" release`Alice Cooper | |
| Aerosmith song: "Skin and bones, it ain't such a pity"`get a grip | |
| Aerosmith's song about lust in a place you find in a department store`love in an elevator | |
| Aerosmith: Maybe tomorrow the good lord will take you away`dream on | |
| Aerosmith: What is the name of Aerosmith's first box set`pandoras box | |
| Aerosmith: What is the name of the Aerosmith fan club`aero force one | |
| Aerosmith: What song did Aerosmith perform live at MTV-10`dream on | |
| Aerosmith: When Joe Perry briefly left the group. who was his replacement`jimmy crespo | |
| Aerosmith: Who sings background vocals on Aerosmith's song "Amazing"`don henley | |
| Aerospace. An object launched to orbit Earth or another celestial body`satellite | |
| Aerospace. The termination of rocket or jet-engine operation because of fuel exhaustion or shutoff`burnout | |
| Aeruophobia is the fear of`flying | |
| Aeryn looks human but she's really what`sebacean | |
| Affable: genial`debonair | |
| Affected by ------- paralysis`spastic | |
| Affected by insanity: crazed`moonstruck | |
| Affected or caused by the consumption of wine`vinous | |
| Affected or marked by ill humor or irritability`splenetic | |
| Affected or produced by beer: 'beery humor.'`beerier | |
| Affected with scab or scabies`scabbier | |
| Affectedly and usually flirtatiously shy or modest. shy1`coy | |
| Affectedly shy, modest, or reserved. shy1`demure | |
| Affecting or characteristic of the majority of those involved: prevalent: '------- discontent.'`general | |
| Affecting or determined by genes: '------- diseases.'`genetic | |
| Affecting or undertaken by two sides equally: binding on both parties: 'a --------- agreement: --------- negotiations.'`bilateral | |
| Affecting structure: '---------- damage.'`structural | |
| Affectionate: tender: 'a ---- embrace.'`fond | |
| Affording a fine view: scenic`sightlier | |
| Affording no ease or reassurance: 'an uneasy calm.'`unease | |
| Affording unobstructed passage or view: '---- waters: the ---- countryside.'`open | |
| Affording unobstructed passage or view: 'open waters: the open countryside.'`opening | |
| African or asian grasshopper that consume great vegetation`locust | |
| African tree with massive trunk and edible fruit`baobab | |
| Afrikaans developed from which language`dutch | |
| After Athens which is the largest Greek speaking city in the world`melbourne | |
| After Greenland, which is the second largest island`new guinea | |
| After Paris which is the largest French speaking city in the world`montreal | |
| After Russia and Kazakhstan, what is the third largest of the former Soviet republics`ukraine | |
| After Solomon's death, the Kingdom of Israel split into two; Israel with its capital at Shechem, and Judah. Which city was the capital of Judah`jerusalem | |
| After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally?`Falco | |
| After WW I what was Hitler promoted to in rank`corporal | |
| After WW1 what was Adolf Hitler promoted to in rank`corporal | |
| After being forced to state in public that the earth does not rotate, --------- is said to have muttered under his breath, "But it does move."`galileo | |
| After being shot in 1912, which former president said "It takes more than that to kill a bull moose"`Andrew Jackson | |
| After eating, a _______ regurgitates its food and then eats it again`housefly | |
| After five years as "Suzanne Sugarbaker", Delta Burke left what hit show`Designing Women | |
| After his death in 1937, Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the ___________ was honored by broadcasters worldwide as they let the airwaves fall silent for two minutes in his memory`wireless telegraph | |
| After his vision, who was Saul known as`paul | |
| After how many points do players change service in table tennis`Five | |
| After how many years marriage do you celebrate your Emerald wedding anniversary`fifty five | |
| After leaving '10000 maniacs', who released her first solo album 'Tiger Lily' in 1995`Natalie Merchant | |
| After leaving 'The Belmonts', which was Dion's first hit on the Laurie label in October 1960`Lonely Teenager | |
| After moya became pregnant what became harder and harder to perform`starburst | |
| After nitrogen and oxygen, which is the most plentiful gas in the atmosphere`argon | |
| After oxygen what is the second most plentiful element in our planet`silicon | |
| After putting his solo career on hold, who joined 'damn yankees' in 1990`ted nugent | |
| After recording 'The Nitty Gritty', who released the rhyming 'Name Game'`Shirley Ellis | |
| After spending hours working at a computer display, what colour will a blank piece of white paper probably appear to be`pink | |
| After the Second World War, in what year did clothes rationing end`1949 | |
| After the U.S. Civil War, Iowa was the first state to give the vote to -----------------.`african americans | |
| After the death of principle kwan, a new principal was hired. what is his name`reynolds | |
| After the end of the Vietnam War, to what was Saigon's name changed`h0 chi min city | |
| After the meteor shower, three-year old lana lang appeared on the cover of which magazine`time | |
| After the war with eritrea, what did ethiopia lose`it's coastline | |
| After vienna, what is the next most populous town or city in austria`graz | |
| After what are the The B'52's named`A Fifties Hairdo | |
| After what swimmer broke 50 records and then became a famous actor`johnny | |
| After which Battle of the English Civil War did Charles II hide in an oak tree at Boscobel to avoid capture`worcester | |
| After which George was Georgia named`george ii | |
| After which battle did brutus commit suicide`philippi | |
| After which battle did mark antony commit suicide`actium | |
| After which battle of the English Civil War did Charles II hide in an oak tree at Boscobel, to avoid capture by the Roundheads`worcester | |
| After which battle was the phrase 'A shot heard around the World' first spoken`lexington | |
| After which battle, in which he emerged triumphant, did lord nelson die`trafalgar | |
| After which creature is the Californian island of Alcatraz named`pelican | |
| After which film star did RAF airman name a life jacket`mae west | |
| After which god is wednesday named`odin | |
| After which war did cigarette smoking become fashionable`crimean war | |
| After who is the 'Ramses' brand condom named`Pharaoh Ramses II | |
| After who was 'Decibel' named`Alexander Graham Bell | |
| After who was Mickey Mouse named`Mickey Rooney | |
| After who was america named`amerigo vespucci | |
| After who was august named`caesar augustus | |
| After who was july named`julius caesar | |
| After who was the month of August named`Augustus Caesar | |
| After who was the month of July named`Julius Caesar | |
| After whom is the U S state of Virginia named`elizabeth i | |
| After whom is the month of January named`janus | |
| After whom is the month of July named`julius caesar | |
| After whom is the orbital space telescope named`edwin hubble | |
| After whom was Halley's Comet named`edmund halley | |
| After whom was the american state of maryland named`henrietta maria | |
| After whose rebellion were the 'Bloody Assizes' presided over by the infamous Judge Jeffreys`duke of monmouth | |
| After winning a battle against cancer, which sporting event did lance armstrong win in 1999 and again in 2000`tour de france | |
| Afternoon nap or rest`siesta | |
| Against which background is dickens novel a tale of two cities set`the french revolution | |
| Against which background is ernest hemingway's novel for whom the bell tolls set`spanish civil war | |
| Against which club was Kenny Dalglish's last game as manager of Liverpool`everton | |
| Against which country was Kevin Keegan's last game as manager of England`germany | |
| Against whom did Richard the Lionheart fight in the Crusades`Saladin | |
| Against whom was Robert the Bruce fighting when he was inspired to try again by a spider`king edward II | |
| Agalmatophilia is the sexual attraction to what?`nude statues | |
| Agatha Christie disappeared for 10 days in which year`1926 | |
| Agatha Christie's elderly female crimesolver`miss marple | |
| Age Is Mentioned In The Bible`Sarah | |
| Age the letter c on a water tap in france refers to what`hot water | |
| Agency of the United States government, generally responsible for administering federal policy for Native Americans and Inuits (Eskimos)?`bureau of indian affairs | |
| Agency of the United States government, generally responsible for administering federal policy for Native Americans and Inuits (Eskimos)`bureau | |
| Agency of the united states government, generally responsible for administering federal policy for native americans and inuits`bureau of indian affairs | |
| AgencyoftheUnitedStatesgovernment,generallyresponsibleforadministeringfederalpolicyforNativeAmericansandInuits(Eskimos)`bureau of indian affairs | |
| Agent Blue is a herbicide that was used agaainst the Vietnamese, what type of poisonous compound does it contain`arsenic | |
| Aggressively masculine`macho | |
| Agliophobia is the fear of ____`pain | |
| Agraphobia is the fear of ____`sexual abuse | |
| Agreeable: pleasant: 'a ------ breeze.'`kindly | |
| Agreeable: pleasant: 'a kindly breeze.'`kindlier | |
| Agreement in purpose, feeling, or action`concert | |
| Agricultural and industrial region in the state of New South Wales, Australia, about 160 km (about 100 mi) north of Sydney.`hunter valley | |
| Agricultural and industrial region in the state of new south wales, australia, about 160 km north of sydney`hunter valley | |
| Agricultural science concerning methods of soil management & crop production`agronomy | |
| Agricultural science concerning methods of soil management and crop production`agronomy | |
| Agriculture incorporating the cultivation and conservation of trees`agroforestry | |
| Agrizoophobia is the fear of`wild animals | |
| Agyrophobia is the fear of`crossing streets | |
| Ahead of all others, especially in position or rank: paramount. chief`foremost | |
| Aid: help: 'financial ----------.'`assistance | |
| Ailurophobia (SPELL IT) is the irrational fear of which type of creature`cats | |
| Ailurophobia is the fear of what`cats | |
| Ailurophobia is the fear of`cats | |
| Ailurophobia is the irrational fear of which type of creature`cats | |
| Aimee Mann's hit single off "Whatever"`i shouldve known | |
| Air Supply song: "I'm lying alone with my head on the phone"`all out of love | |
| Air is 21% oxygen, 78% ______, and 1% other gases`nitrogen | |
| Air under pressure greater than that of the atmosphere`compressed air | |
| Airport security personnel find about ------ weapons a day searching passengers.`six | |
| Al Capone's business card identified him as a what`furniture dealer | |
| Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg wrote which hit musical`les miserables | |
| Alamein how many Ringling brothers were there`five | |
| Alan Parsons Project: "If I was high class/I wouldn't need a buck to pass"`i wouldnt want to be like you | |
| Alan Parsons Project: "With no warning. no last goodbye/In the dawn of the morning sky/..."`the eagle will rise again | |
| Alan Parsons Project: David Paton plays this instrument for the Alan Parsons Project`bass | |
| Alan Parsons Project: This video features a smiling moon.`dont answer me | |
| Alan Parsons Project: Which album is based on the works of an artist`gaudi | |
| Alanis Morrisette appeared on what 80's cable children's show?`You Can't Do that On Television | |
| Alaska. A fallen tree or log submerged in a river and creating a hazard for boats`preacher | |
| Alaska. Of or in the 48 contiguous states of the United States`stateside | |
| Albany is the capital of _____`New York | |
| Albert Einstein couldn't talk properly until he was nine, and was thought to be suffering from ______`Dyslexia | |
| Albert Einstein was once offered the Presidency of _____. He declined saying he had no head for problems`israel | |
| Albert Einstein was thought to be suffering from dyslexia, as he couldn't speak properly until he was _____ years old`nine | |
| Albert Einstein worked at which American university`princeton | |
| Alberta's shield on the coat of arms, bears the cross of`saint george | |
| Alberto Vo5 is made with five organic emollients. What does the V.O. stand for in the name Alberto Vo5`Vital Organic | |
| Album : Iris, Lime House, Doe`pod | |
| Album : Lose My Breath, Feed Me With Your Kiss`isnt anything | |
| Album : Mars, Call Mr. Lee`television | |
| Album : Nick The Stripper, Cry, King Ink`prayers on fire | |
| Album : Pale Blue Eyes, The Murder Mystery`the velvet underground | |
| Album : Secrets, Forest, M`seventeen seconds | |
| Album : Sugar Hiccup, Glass Candle Grenades`head over heels | |
| Album : The Anchor Song, Violently Happy`debut | |
| Album : Too Young To Die, Blow Your Mind`emergency on planet earth | |
| Album To Artist: 11-17-70 (17-11-70 in Europe)`elton john | |
| Album To Artist: Aja`steely dan | |
| Album To Artist: All Things Must Pass`george harrison | |
| Album To Artist: All the Young Dudes`mott the hoople | |
| Album To Artist: Blue`joni mitchell | |
| Album To Artist: Brain Salad Surgery (U.S. title)`emerson lake and palmer | |
| Album To Artist: Canciones de mi padre`linda ronstadt | |
| Album To Artist: Carney`leon russell | |
| Album To Artist: Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player`elton john | |
| Album To Artist: Eat a Peach`allman brothers band | |
| Album To Artist: Every Picture Tells a Story`rod stewart | |
| Album To Artist: Heart Like a Wheel`linda ronstadt | |
| Album To Artist: John Barleycorn Must Die`traffic | |
| Album To Artist: Magazine`heart | |
| Album To Artist: Stand Up`jethro tull | |
| Album To Artist: Teaser & the Firecat`cat stevens | |
| Album To Artist: Teaser and the Firecat`cat stevens | |
| Album To Artist: To Our Childrens Childrens Children`the moody blues | |
| Album To Artist: Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus`spirit | |
| Album To Artist: Wheels of Fire`cream | |
| Album To Artist: Yesterday & Today`the beatles | |
| Album To Artist: Yesterday and Today`the beatles | |
| Album title: Captain Fantastic & The ____ ___ _____`brown dirt cowboy | |
| Album title: Dark Side Of The _____ (pink floyd)`moon | |
| Album: Balls to the Wall, London Leatherboys, Head Over Heels`balls to the wall | |
| Album: Every Heartbeat, Baby Baby`heart in motion | |
| Album: Funky Jam, Struttin, (Im Gonna) Cry Myself Blind`give out but dont give up | |
| Album: Guns In The Sky, Never Tear Us Apart, Devil Inside`kick | |
| Album: I Think That I Would Die, Violet, Gutless`live through this | |
| Album: I Wish, Sir Duke`songs in the key of life | |
| Album: Livin on A Prayer, You Give Love a Bad Name`slippery when wet | |
| Album: New Kid In Town, Life in The Fast Lane, The Sad Cafe`hotel california | |
| Album: New York new York, What Now My Love, Ive Got the World On A String`duets | |
| Album: Paradise City, Sweet Child O Mine`appetite for destruction | |
| Album: Pigs, Sheep, Dogs`animals | |
| Album: Posession, Mary, Circle, Ice Cream`fumbling toward ecstasy | |
| Album: Sledgehammer, Big Time, Dont Give Up`so | |
| Album: Stayin Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, If I Cant Have You`saturday night fever | |
| Album: Two Out of Three Aint Bad, Paradise By The Dashboard Light`bat out of hell | |
| Album: When Doves Cry, I Would Die 4 U`purple rain | |
| Album: You, I Sho Do, Circle Dance, Love Sneaking Up On You`longing in their hearts | |
| Albums 2002, Red Hot Chilli Peppers album which reached top 10 charts in August`by the way | |
| Albums 2002, Shakiras album reached the top 10 uk chart`laundry service | |
| Albums 2002, Vanessa Carltons UK top 10 album`be not nobody | |
| Albums: "Leaving On A Jet Plane" was recorded by Peter Paul & Mary, but written by him`john denver | |
| Albums: A.L. Webber musical with "The Music Of The Night" and "All I Ask Of You"`the phantom of the opera | |
| Albums: Basia's first album release that includes "Miles Away" and "Prime Time TV."`time and tide | |
| Albums: Bjork's aptly titled album that includes "Human Behavior" & "Violently Happy."`debut | |
| Albums: Classic Sinatra with Count Basie in Las Vegas, 1966.`sinatra at the sands | |
| Albums: Collection of Chanticleer's music, including "Salve Regina" & "Stormy Weather"`the anniversary album | |
| Albums: Divorce Song, 6'1", Never Said`exile in guyville | |
| Albums: Down Under, Who Can It Be Now, Helpless Automaton`business as usual | |
| Albums: Dr Dre's debut, the funkiest thing since Parliament`the chronic | |
| Albums: Keith Richards' solo debut`talk is cheap | |
| Albums: Kim The Waitress, Goin' Through Your Purse, She's Going Through My Head`freak city soundtrack | |
| Albums: Kinda I Want To, Sin, The Only Time`pretty hate machine | |
| Albums: Miami 2017, Angry Young Man, I've Loved These Days`turnstiles | |
| Albums: Mick Jagger's solo album which has covers of James Brown and Bill Withers`wandering spirit | |
| Albums: Old R.E.M., released in 1986; has "Fall On Me" and "Superman"`lifes rich pageant | |
| Albums: One of the top selling albums of all time, Peter Frampton's live album.`frampton comes alive | |
| Albums: Romance, Heavenly Bodies, Bop 'Til You Drop`one size Fits All | |
| Albums: Styx song, "I thought that they were angels, but much to my suprise.."`come sail away | |
| Albums: Sub-culture, Sooner Than You Think, Face Up`low life | |
| Albums: Tori Amos' first solo album, with "Silent All These Years" and "Crucify."`little earthquakes | |
| Albums: Trip Shakespeare's 1991 release; includes "Jill Can Drive" and "Today You Move"`lulu | |
| Albums: Union Of The Snake, The Seventh Stranger, New Moon On Monday`seven and the ragged tiger | |
| Albums: While there are only a few actual songs, Denis Leary makes it all funny.`no cure for cancer | |
| Albums: Would, Sickman, Rooster`dirt | |
| Alcatraz: this inmates nickname was "machine gun"`george kelly | |
| Alcohol is added to soap to make it`Clear | |
| Alcohol: According to the Old Testament, he planted the first vineyard`noah | |
| Alcohol: An illegal 1920s saloon`speakeasy | |
| Alcohol: Anise flavored Greek liqueur`ouzo | |
| Alcohol: Egyptian god credited with first making beer`osiris | |
| Alcohol: French cup of coffee flavored with apple brandy`cafe calvados | |
| Alcohol: Japanese rice wine`sake | |
| Alcohol: Liquor whose name is derived from uisge beath, Gaelic for aqua vitae`whisky | |
| Alcohol: Liver disease caused by alcoholism`cirrhosis | |
| Alcohol: Mead is made from this`honey | |
| Alcohol: Medieval monks invented this stopper, necessary for champagne`cork | |
| Alcohol: Monastic order that established the California wine industry`franciscan | |
| Alcohol: National drink of Peru`pisco | |
| Alcohol: Polish plum brandy`slivovitz | |
| Alcohol: Puritan preacher who said "Wine is from God, the drunkard is from the Devil"`increase mather | |
| Alcohol: The German New Year's carnival`fasching | |
| Alcohol: The Greek god of wine, dance, and ecstacy`dionysus | |
| Alcohol: The cultivation of grapes`viticulture | |
| Alcohol: The most popular alcoholic beverage in America before beer`cider | |
| Alcohol: The traditional Sweedish drink`aquavit | |
| Alcohol: sapporo is brewed in this country.`japan | |
| Alcohol: the two ingredients of a black velvet are stout and`champagne | |
| Alcohol: this liquor brand accents a scarlet o hara or a rhett butler`southern comfort | |
| Alcohol: what bottles of chianti are traditionally covered with`straw | |
| Alcohol: what color is a remy martin bottle`green | |
| Alcoholic beverage especially illicit`hooch | |
| Alcoholic beverage made from rice`arrack | |
| Alcoholic drink fermented from honey and water`mead | |
| Alec is X5-###`492 | |
| Alektorophobia is the fear of ____`chickens | |
| Alex and his 'droogs' are thugs in what Anthony Burgess novel`a Clockwork Orange | |
| Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, never phones his wife or his mother, they were both`deaf | |
| Alexander Hamilton was shot by Aaron Burr where`in the groin | |
| Alexander Kent, author of the "Richard Bolitho" series of books, writes WW I and WW2 naval novels in his own nameWhat is it`douglas reeman | |
| Alexander the Great suffered from what malady`epilepsy | |
| Alexander the Great was king of which country`Macedonia | |
| Alfred Gerald Caplin is better known as this (first+last name)`al capp | |
| Alfred Wegener claimed all the continents were once part of a single land mass,what did he call it`pangaea | |
| Alfred gerald caplin is better known as this`al capp | |
| Alfred hitchcock didn't have what`belly button | |
| Alfred hitchcock was born in _____`1899 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -10x - 19 = 19 - 8x`-19 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -11+10x+11-33=x+2x+100`19 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -3 + 2x = 11`7 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -32 = x + 3`-35 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -6 + 2x + 3x = 29`7 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: -x - 1 = 221 + 2x`-74 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 0x + 7 + 5x = 2x + 30 + 40`21 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 10 - 20x-10=15x-5x+90`9 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 100x + -89x = 121`11 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 10x + 3x = 100 + 69`13 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 10x = 130`13 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 10x+5+0= 2x - 3x + 60`5 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 12 = -x + 1`-11 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 12x + 0 = 144`12 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 14 = -2x`-7 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 15 + 5x = 0`-3 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 17x - 12 = 114 + 3x`9 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 29 - x = 13`16 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 2x + 6 = 4x - 2`4 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 2x - 10 = 10 - 3x`4 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 2x = 10`5 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 46 = 47 - x`1 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 4x + 6 = -10`-4 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 4x = 16`4 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 5x+9+5x=30+7x- -15+ + 15`17 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 6x - 2 + 2x = -2 + 4x + 8`2 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: 99 + 5x = 2000 - 5x - 911`99 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: x + 3 = 5`2 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: x + 9 = 18 - 2x`3 | |
| Algebra: Define the value of X: x - 6 = 9`15 | |
| Algebra: Solve it: 14a x 3a - 8a 2`17 | |
| Algebra: Solve it: 14a x 3a - 8a ~ 2`17 | |
| Algebra: Solve it: 3x + 2x`5x | |
| Algebra: Solve it: 7y - 2y + 3y`8y | |
| Algophobia is the fear of`pain | |
| Ali campbell sings lead with which group`ub40 | |
| Alice B Toklas often called Gertrude Stein___________?`Baby Woojums | |
| Alice In Chain's song that includes the line "Did she call my name".`rain when i die | |
| Alice In Chains: "Sitting in this _____ _____."`angry chair | |
| Alice Springs is a place in which country`australia | |
| Alice becomes a cake & gets eaten.`dont come around here no more | |
| Alister Allan and Malcolm Cooper won Olympic medals in which sport`shooting | |
| Alkaloid derived from morphine and used as a pain killer`codeine | |
| All Hebrew orignating names that end with the letters "el" have something to do with what`god | |
| All Indians must return to their shore of the Chattohoochee River by nightfall in _________, Georgia.`Columbus | |
| All gondolas in venice, italy must be painted what color, unless they belong to a high official`Black | |
| All human life is there, was a quotation from Henry James and was used to promote which British Sunday newspaper in the 1950's`news of the world | |
| All members of'which religion bear the surname Singh`sikhism | |
| All methods used to prevent or reduce detrimental effects of floods`flood control | |
| All of a person's descendants`posterity | |
| All of the officers in the confederate army were given copies of what book`Les Miserables | |
| All relevant matters: 'told each other ----------.'`everything | |
| All sex toys are banned in _______.`Georgia | |
| All such declarations, spoken or written, offered in a legal case or deliberative hearing`testimony | |
| All summer long teens dance slow to dreamy vocals like The Five Satins'`in the still of the nite | |
| All that she wants is another baby.`all that she wants | |
| All the functions of a living organism or any of its parts`physiology | |
| All the guns on one side of a warship`broadside | |
| All the original Football League Division One teams are still in existence except one, which one`accrington stanley | |
| All the swans in England are property of the`Queen | |
| All times hamlet was the prince of ______`denmark | |
| All-Time Career Record Of 4,191 Hits Did Pete Rose Break On September 11,1985`Ty Cobb's | |
| Allied bombers were issued with Biro pens as pens leaked at high altitude`fountain | |
| Allium cepa is the latin name for which vegetable`onion | |
| Alliumphobia is the fear of`garlic | |
| Allodoxaphobia is the fear of`opinions | |
| Alma Mater means what`bountiful mother | |
| Almonds are members of what family`peach | |
| Almost not: hardly: 'We -------- ever used the reserve generator.'`scarcely | |
| Almost: 'The job is ----- done.'`about | |
| Aloof and often antisocial: extremely reserved: 'an --------- manner.'`unbending | |
| Alphabetically speaking, which is the last of the 26 Irish counties. Most people say Wexford, but they're wrong`.wicklow | |
| Alphabetically, what were the two cities in 'A Tale of Two Cities'`london & paris | |
| Alphabetically, what were the two cities in a tale of two cities`london and paris | |
| Alphabetically, who is the first British football team listed?`A.F.C. Bournemouth | |
| Alpine plant with white bracts`edelweiss | |
| Already commenced or initiated: in progress`underway | |
| Also buried in kensal green cemetery is the author of the small house at allington and other novels. who was he`anthony trollope | |
| Also called Bettas, the males of what fish species are bred in Thailand for the purpose of competitive combat, with people gambling on the matches.`Siamese Fighting Fish | |
| Also known as the Chile Pine, what is the common name of the tree Araucaria araucana`monkey puzzle | |
| Alt Tune: A heart, a heart that hurts is a heart, a heart that worked-Juliana Hatfield`universal heart-beat | |
| Alt Tune: Buying toys & gifts for friends youve been wasting gold on love..-Spookey`ruben | |
| Alt Tune: He walks in the cold sun & the wind All these years will not begin-Soundgarden`room a thousand years Wide | |
| Alt Tune: I love all of you Hurt by the cold So hard an lonely too-Red Hot Chili Peppers`my friends | |
| Alt Tune: If you should die before me ask if you can bring a friend-Stone Temple Pilots`still remains | |
| Alt Tune: If youre lonely you get lazy If youre lazy you get lonely-Neds Atomic Dustbin`who goes first | |
| Alt Tune: Is there something you lack when Im flat on my back...-Elastica`stutter | |
| Alt Tune: LA Lakers Fast break makers Kings of the court Shake and bake...-R.H.C.P.`magic johnson | |
| Alt Tune: She knows & she knows, she knows, she knows. And she knows..-Smashing Pumpkins`rhinoceros | |
| Alt Tune: Stand up Youve got to manage I wont sympathize Anymore..-Bjork`army of me | |
| Alt Tune: The will outweighs the pain, hes already jumped in...-hHead`moron | |
| Alt Tune: Thinning ice..14 hairdryers...-Bush [my favourite line :)]`swim | |
| Alt Tune: When your chained to the mirror and the razor blade...-oasis`morning glory | |
| Alteration in pitch or tone of the voice`inflection | |
| Alternative "Sister Havana"`urge overkill | |
| Alternative "Today is the Greatest Day I've Ever Known"`smashing pumpkins | |
| Alternative After Jane's Addiction broke up the lead singer formed this band.`porno for pyros | |
| Alternative Alice In Chains: "You my friend... I will defend."`no excuses | |
| Alternative Angry young man who leads Nine Inch Nails:`trent reznor | |
| Alternative Art: A dark style of futuristic art, gun- and death-laden.`heavy metal | |
| Alternative Art: Age at which Patrick Nagel died`38 | |
| Alternative Art: Dinotopia's illustrator.`james gurney | |
| Alternative Art: He used bold line and silhouette techniques to depict the women of the '80s`patrick nagel | |
| Alternative Art: Playing cards in which the pips are part of an art design are called this.`transformation cards | |
| Alternative Art: Ranma 1/2 is a animation series from this country`japan | |
| Alternative Art: She is famous for her airbrushed woman-animal art.`olivia | |
| Alternative Art: Szukalski was this country's greatest artist (until Hitler destroyed his work)`poland | |
| Alternative Art: This comic by Mark Schultz briefly appeared as a network TV show`cadillacs and dinosaurs | |
| Alternative Art: _Calvin and Hobbes_ artist.`bill watterson | |
| Alternative Chili Peppers' Bassist who left the band shortly before Lollapalooza II:`john frusciante | |
| Alternative Finish this song title: 'Heaven or ___ _____'`las vegas | |
| Alternative How many albums does Pantera really have(very tricky)`eight | |
| Alternative In what city did Kurt Cobain lapse into a coma`rome | |
| Alternative Lead singer (screamer) of Nirvana:`kurt cobain | |
| Alternative MTV VJ shares this name with a past US president.`kennedy | |
| Alternative Mike D., MCA, and AdRock are better known as:`beastie boys | |
| Alternative Music: After Janes Addiction broke up the lead singer formed this band`porno for pyros | |
| Alternative Music: Finish this song title: 'Heaven or ___ _____'`las vegas | |
| Alternative Music: Name the band whose debut album is titled 'Suck on This'.`primus | |
| Alternative Music: She was the former lead singer of The Eurythmics`annie lennox | |
| Alternative Music: Sister Havana`urge overkill | |
| Alternative Music: What video can Angelo of Fishbone be seen in with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones?`simmer down | |
| Alternative Music: mtv vj shares this name with a past us president`kennedy | |
| Alternative Music: temple of the dog was formed to pay tribute to the leader of this ex-band`mother love bone | |
| Alternative Music: the b-52's are from this in georgia`athens | |
| Alternative Music: this band sings eat for two`10000 maniacs | |
| Alternative Music: tori amos did a cover of this nirvana song`smells like teen spirit | |
| Alternative Music: we sing the nightingales song`toad the wet sprocket | |
| Alternative Music: what was primus called before they were called primus`primate | |
| Alternative Name the band that Juliana Hatfield was in before The Juliana Hatfield Three.`blake babies | |
| Alternative New Order: "I used to think that the day would never come..."`a christmas story | |
| Alternative Nirvana's first album:`bleach | |
| Alternative On the album "A Shame About Ray" this band has their version of Mrs. Robinson.`lemonheads | |
| Alternative Pearl Jam: "He who forgets, will be destined to remember."`nothingman | |
| Alternative Radiohead: "Fake plastic wattering can..."`fake plastic trees | |
| Alternative Rapper who hosted and performed at the 1st Lollapalooza:`ice t | |
| Alternative She was the former lead singer of The Eurythmics.`annie lennox | |
| Alternative Sponge: "Sixteen candles down the drain."`molly | |
| Alternative Temple of the Dog was formed to pay tribute to the leader of this ex-band:`mother love bone | |
| Alternative The B-52's are from this in Georgia.`athens | |
| Alternative This bald-headed singer has an album called "I Don't Want What I Haven't Got".`sinead o connor | |
| Alternative This band sings "Eat For Two"`10000 maniacs | |
| Alternative Tori Amos did a cover of this Nirvana song.`smells like teen spirit | |
| Alternative Tune: Breeders: "I'm the last splash."`cannonball | |
| Alternative Tune: Matthew Sweet: "`sick of myself | |
| Alternative Tune: NiN: "I want to do something that matters."`i do not want this | |
| Alternative Tune: Nirvana: "Warm milk & laxatives. Cherry flavored antacid."`pennyroyal tea | |
| Alternative Tune: hey, man you disrespecting me`come out and play | |
| Alternative Tune: i want to do something that matters`i do not want this | |
| Alternative Tune: warm milk and laxatives cherry flavored antacid`pennyroyal tea | |
| Alternative Tune:"Hey, man you disrespecting me Take him out"`come out & play | |
| Alternative Tune:"I know I'm being used, that's okay man cause I like the abuse"`self esteem | |
| Alternative Tune:"I, ohhhhhhh, I'm still _____"`alive | |
| Alternative Tune:"____ ____, thoughts arrive like butterflies"`even flow | |
| Alternative Tune:"and I'll cry for ___, yes I'll die for ___"`you | |
| Alternative Tunes: "A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito..."`smells like teen spirit | |
| Alternative Verse Chorus Verse was going to be the name of this bands newest album.`nirvana | |
| Alternative Wax: "Smog makes ya blue, someone shoulda warned you..."`southern california | |
| Alternative We sing the Nightingale's Song..`toad the wet sprocket | |
| Alternative What is the name of Dead Can Dance's 'greatest hits' album`passage in time | |
| Alternative What was Primus called before they were called 'Primus'`primate | |
| Alternative Who had the hit single 'Plush'`stone temple pilots | |
| Alternative Who is the ex-lead singer of the Dead Kennedys`biafra | |
| Alternative Who recorded the album 'Spike'`elvis costello | |
| Although "The Fabulous Thunderbirds" covered "I Thank You" it was originally released by this soul duo in 1968`Sam And Dave | |
| Although Cleopatra was meant to have died after a bite from an ____, the species does not exist in Egypt`asp | |
| Although Nilsson wrote "One", this band covered it and brought it to top ten in 1969`Three Dog Night | |
| Although best known for their hit "Dancin' in the Streets", Martha & the Vandella's also hit the charts with the song about this man`Jimmy Mack | |
| Although he had an acting career in the UK he got his first break in music when he was chosen to be a replacement drummer in Genesis in 1970`Phil Collins | |
| Although he never spoke a word, David Prowse played which villain in three films`darth vader | |
| Although he starred in many gangster films, who started his career as a chorus girl`james cagney | |
| Although his career was snuffed out in the same plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, which east L.A kid had a memorable top ten hit about his girlfriend Donna`Richie Valens | |
| Although his early career was snuffed out in the same plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, this East LA kid had a memorable top ten hit about his girlfriend Donna`Richie Valens | |
| Although it doesn't sound like a dog, dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds`bark | |
| Although it doesnt sound like a dog, ____dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds`bark | |
| Although many thought this song stood for LSD, John Lennon insisted it was about a girl at his son's school`Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds | |
| Although not all come from France, fries are often served with hamburgers`french | |
| Although not all come from France, ______ fries.`french | |
| Although not born there, which country does tennis star Mary Pierce represent`france | |
| Although not named in the new testament, tradition names the two thieves crucified at the same time as Jesus as (alphabetically)`dismas & gestas | |
| Although not named in the new testament, tradition names the two thieves crucified at the same time as jesus as`dismas and gestas | |
| Although the 'Fabulous Thunderbirds' sang 'I Thank You' it was originally released by what soul duo in 1968.`Sam and Dave | |
| Although the Fireballs had some success with the record "Torquay" when they teamed up with Jimmy Gilmer, this record stayed at number one for an entire year`Sugar Shack | |
| Although the fabulous Thunderbirds sang 'I Thank You' it was originally released by this soul duo in 1968.`sam & dave | |
| Although the fabulous thunderbirds sang 'i thank you' it was originally released by this soul duo in 1968.`sam and dave | |
| Although the island of _______ is synonymous with lesbianism, the ancient Greeks associated it with the practice of fellatio. The Greek verbs lesbiazo and lesbizo refer to the act of fellatio.`Lesbos | |
| Although they recorded more that should have been u.s hits, 'tell her no', 'time of the season' and 'she's not there were the only ones to make it to the u.s top ten for which band`zombies | |
| Although this group's first single didn't even scrape the bottom of the top 40, their second, "867-5309/Jenny" peaked and went gold in 1982`Tommy Tutone | |
| Although this handsome young man received barely passing grades for some of his movie performances, he had a number one hit with "Young Love" in January of 1957`Tab Hunter | |
| Although written by Joni Mitchell this artist scored a major hit with "Both Sides Now" in 1968`Judy Collins | |
| Although you can't tell from the title, bobby hebb actually was singing this one to his brother in 1966`sunny | |
| Although, it is referred to as a meteor shower several times in smallville what was it really`meteorite shower | |
| Alvin & Simon had a brother called`Theo | |
| Alvin & the ...`chipmunks | |
| Alvin and the`chipmunks | |
| Always _______`coca cola | |
| Amanda tapping guest starred on x-files, what did she play`a prostitute | |
| Amathophobia is the fear of`dust | |
| Amazing actress who won for _The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie_`maggie smith | |
| Amazingly large or great: huge. enormous`stupendous | |
| Ambient pop english french group founded by laetitia sadier and tim gane`stereolab | |
| Amboise in the loire valley, where leonardo da vinci is buried, is now famous for the manufacture of what`viagra | |
| Ambrosia, darkling and death watch are all kinds of what`beetles | |
| Ambulophobia is the fear of`walking | |
| America built the first nuclear submarine. What was it called`Nautilus | |
| America's country's first commercial oil well was located in what state`pennsylvania | |
| America's first minimum wage was ----- cents an hour back in 1938.`twenty five | |
| American Airlines saved $40,000 in 1987 by eliminating one _______ from each salad served in first-class`olive | |
| American Authors: Among his short stories are "The Open Boat" and "The Blue Hotel"`Stephen Crane | |
| American Authors: Once wrote that every modern American novel is derived from "Huckleberry Finn"`Ernest Hemingway | |
| American Authors: This Canadian-born author wrote "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Rape Fantasies"`margaret atwood | |
| American Authors: This New Jersey-born author/journalist wrote "The Armies of the Night"`norman mailer | |
| American Beers - State: Abita:`louisiana | |
| American Beers - State: Blue Hen:`delaware | |
| American Beers - State: Crazy Horse`Wisconsin | |
| American Beers - State: Icehouse:`wisconsin | |
| American Beers - State: Oldenberg:`kentucky | |
| American Beers - State: Pete's Wicked Ale`Minnesota | |
| American Beers - State: Portsmouth Black Cat Stout`New Hampshire | |
| American Beers - State: Yuengling:`pennsylvania | |
| American Beers: Crazy Horse:`wisconsin | |
| American Beers: Icehouse:`wisconsin | |
| American Beers: Oldenberg:`kentucky | |
| American Beers: Pete's Wicked Ale:`minnesota | |
| American Beers: Portsmouth Black Cat Stout:`new hampshire | |
| American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Dale Messick`brenda starr | |
| American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Ernie Bushmiller`nancy | |
| American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Hank Ketcham`dennis the menace | |
| American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Lynn Johnston`for better or for worse | |
| American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Russell Myers`broom hilda | |
| American Geography: What is the capital of New Mexico`Albuquerque | |
| American History : This american aviator flew solo to become an international hero`Charles Lindbergh | |
| American History: Where might you find the Independence Rock`Casper, Wyoming | |
| American Histroy :Drafted by Thomas Jefferson between June 11 and June 28, 1776`Declaration of Independence | |
| American Hospital Association`aha | |
| American Red Indians used to name their children after the first thing they saw as they left their _____ subsequent to the birth. Hence such strange names as Sitting Bull and Running Water`tepees | |
| American Thanksgiving celebrations are held in which month`november | |
| American airlines saved 40,000 dollars in 1987 by eliminating what from each salad served in first-class`one olive | |
| American applied mathematician & electrical engineer, noted for his development of the theory of communication now known as information theory`shannon | |
| American applied mathematician and electrical engineer, noted for his development of the theory of communication now known as information theory`shannon | |
| American artist, Grant Wood, depicts his dentist, B.H. McKeeby, and his sister Nan as a farmer-preacher and daughter in which 1930 painting`american gothic | |
| American burrowing animal with plated body`armadillo | |
| American composer who wrote the songs for the film 'Holiday Inn'`irving berlin | |
| American cooking expert, author, & television personality`julia child | |
| American cooking expert, author, and television personality`julia child | |
| American indians north american indians ate watercress to dissolve what in the bladder`gravel | |
| American indians used beads as currency. What was it called`wampum | |
| American inventor and teacher of the deaf, most famous for his invention of the Telephone`Alexander Graham Bell | |
| American inventor, engineer, & steamboat builder`john stevens | |
| American inventor, engineer, and steamboat builder`john stevens | |
| American inventor, whose development of a practical electric light bulb, electric generating system, sound-recording device, & motion picture projector had profound effects on the shaping of modern society`thomas edison | |
| American inventor, whose development of a practical electric light bulb, electric generating system, sound-recording device, and motion picture projector had profound effects on the shaping of modern society`thomas edison | |
| American leopard like cat`ocelot | |
| American mathematician & founder of cybernetics, the study of control & communication in machines, animals, & organizations`wiener | |
| American mathematician and founder of cybernetics, the study of control and communication in machines, animals, and organizations`wiener | |
| American mathematics professor theodore kacyzinski was arrested for murder in 1997. what was his nickname`the unibomber | |
| American money with serial #'s beginning in "b" are printed where`new york | |
| American money with serial #'s beginning with "B" are printed where`New York | |
| American money with serial's beginning in "b" are printed in _____`new york | |
| American motion-picture actor, writer, director, and producer, a performer of great versatility and range, known for his enigmatic, faintly menacing grin and his skill in portraying nonconformist loners`Jack Nicholson | |
| American name for a tap`faucet | |
| American oceanographers found the wreckage of the Titanic in what year`1985 | |
| American physicist & government adviser, who directed the development of the first atomic bombs`j robert oppenheimer | |
| American physicist and government adviser, who directed the development of the first atomic bombs`j robert oppenheimer | |
| American pioneer, who was killed while defending the Alamo?`James Bowie | |
| American politician who was vice-president to jimmy carter`mondale | |
| American rocket engineer, born in Worcester, Massachusetts, & educated at Worcester Polytechnic Institute & Clark University`goddard | |
| American rocket engineer, born in worcester, massachusetts, and educated at worcester polytechnic institute and clark university`goddard | |
| American word for spring onion`scallion | |
| Americanisms : Britains say 'tarmac'; Americans say ________.`runway | |
| Americans call it a faucet What do the British call it`A tap | |
| Americans consume about 138 billion ---------------- a year.`cups of coffee | |
| Americans consume how many tons of aspirin per day`forty two | |
| Americans make up the biggest number of foreign visitors to London - which group make up the second largest`French | |
| Americans on the average eat 18 acres of ______ every day`pizza | |
| Americans say "oatmeal or mush", but Canadians say`porridge | |
| Americans say "shades", but canadians say`Blinds | |
| Americans say "subway tunnel", but the British say`tube | |
| Americans spend approximately how much each year on beer`$25 billion | |
| Americans spend more money on ------------ every year than they spend on baby food.`dog food | |
| Americans spend more than how much a year on cosmetics, toiletries, beauty parlors & barber shops`52 million | |
| Americans spend more than how much a year on cosmetics, toiletries, beauty parlors and barber shops`52 million | |
| Americans spend twice as much money on pornography than they do on _______.`cookies | |
| Americans spent over how much in 1982 to avoid having bad breath`$360 million | |
| Americans spent roughly how much dining out in 1993`$267 billion | |
| Amino acids are essential for the formation of what in the body`proteins | |
| Ammonia is the active ingredient in`smelling salts | |
| Amnesiphobia is the fear of`amnesia | |
| Among animation aficionados, what is generally considered to be Chuck Jones best animated short film`one froggy evening | |
| Among sexually active adults, ________ have the lowest incidence of sexually transmitted diseases.`lesbians | |
| Among the Afican Benin and Nama tribes, the only acceptable form of homosexuality is??`mutual masturbation | |
| Among the Serni of Brazil, a woman who has been found guilty of adultery is whipped, and then her wounds are exposed to ____ ____.`fire ants | |
| Among the Sophists, the topics of rational argument or the arguments themselves`logos | |
| Amounting to or consisting of a large indefinite number: '---- friends.'`many | |
| Ample scope: '--------- to experiment.' room`elbowroom | |
| Amritsar is the Holy City of which religious followers`sikh | |
| Amtigome Costanda achieved fame in 1951 with her 40-26-38 inch figure, what did she do`first miss world | |
| Amundsen reached the South Pole in which year`1911 | |
| Amusingly clever: witty: 'a ----- quip: a lively, ----- conversation.'`smart | |
| Amusingly eccentric or unconventional`dottier | |
| Amy's home is located just outside this tennessee city`nashville | |
| An clock usually wakes you in the morning`alarm | |
| An "obsequious" person is ___________`meek | |
| An "omniscient" person has unlimited __________`knowledge | |
| An 'Ingle' is a ____ kept by a man for sexual pleasure?`Boy | |
| An 'omniscient' person has unlimited`knowledge | |
| An 'ortanique' is a cross between which two fruits`orange and tangerine | |
| An ------ case`attach | |
| An ------ number`octane | |
| An ------ organism other than a human, especially a mammal`animal | |
| An -------- article or object`oversize | |
| An --------- house: 'a row of high-rise ---------s.'`apartment | |
| An ---lifier, especially one used to ---lify music`amp | |
| An 18th century elegant style of furniture`chippendale | |
| An Admiral is a high ranking officer in which force`navy | |
| An America reindeer`caribou | |
| An American Animal Hospital Association survey revealed that -------------- percent of dog owners sign letters or cards from themselves and their dogs.`sixty two | |
| An American aircraft in Vietnam shot ______ down with one of its missiles`itself | |
| An Andy Panda cartoon gave birth to a famous, cantankerous bird Name him`Woody Woodpecker | |
| An Andy Panda cartoon gave birth to a famous, cantankerous bird`Woody Woodpecker | |
| An Anglican rector's dwelling`rectories | |
| An Elephant has the world's largest penis, weighing about _____ kg`twenty seven | |
| An Elephant's trunk can hold over _____ litres of water`five | |
| An English country gentleman, especially the chief landowner in a district`squire | |
| An English translation is "Wind and Water". How do we know the more common original`feng shui | |
| An English woman in Shakespeare's day would carry a "lady's apple"-a small peeled apple-in her armpit, which she would present to her ___ as a "love apple," full of her scent.`man | |
| An English`muffin | |
| An Eskimo would be ingesting toxic doses of Vitamin A if he ate a polar bears ______`liver | |
| An Italian vinegar matured in wooden barrels`balsamic | |
| An Old World songbird (Turdus merula), the male of which is black with a yellow bill. Also called merle1`blackbird | |
| An S-curve is called an`Ogee curve | |
| An _____ clock usually wakes you in the morning`alarm | |
| An abandoned young animal`waif | |
| An abnormal distention of body tissues caused by retention of air`emphysema | |
| An abnormality: a departure: (Vice was a --------- from our nature (Henry Fielding)`deviation | |
| An abnormally abundant flow of saliva`salivation | |
| An abnormally curved or hunched back`hunchback | |
| An abnormally formed organism, especially a person or animal regarded as a curiosity or monstrosity`freaks | |
| An abrasive or filler used in a soap or detergent`builder | |
| An abstaining vote or voter: '12 ayes, 10 nays, and 8 ----------s.'`abstention | |
| An academic gown`robe | |
| An academic seminar on a broad field of study, usually led by a different lecturer at each meeting`colloquia | |
| An accepted marital custom of the seventeenth-century Italian society was for a husband to provide his wife with a ________, a male escort, confident, and lover.`cicisbeo | |
| An accident in which a motor vehicle overturns`rollover | |
| An account or record of a journey`itinerary | |
| An accumulation of standing liquid: a puddle: 'a ---- of blood.'`pool | |
| An accumulation, especially of unfinished work or unfilled orders`backlog | |
| An accumulation: (the pile-up of unsold autos (New York Times)`pileup | |
| An act grossly offensive to decency, morality, or good taste`outrage | |
| An act of parting or leave-taking: 'many sad ------es.'`goodby | |
| An act of sexual unfaithfulness`infidelity | |
| An act of skill, endurance, imagination, or strength: an achievement`feats | |
| An act of violent cruelty`savageries | |
| An act or a feeling of great malice`malignity | |
| An act or a show of defiance toward an authority or established convention`rebellion | |
| An act or event so extraordinary or rare as to inspire wonder. wonder`prodigies | |
| An act or example of cozening`cozenage | |
| An act or gesture used to convey an idea, a desire, information, or a command: 'gave the go-ahead ----.'`sign | |
| An act or instance of foolishness: 'regretted the ------- of his youth.'`follies | |
| An act or instance of foolishness: 'regretted the follies of his youth.'`folly | |
| An act or instance of such falseness`hypocrisy | |
| An act or instance of such rubbing or kneading`massage | |
| An act or statement of defiance: a call to confrontation: 'a --------- to the government's authority.'`challenge | |
| An act or statement of defiance: a call to confrontation: 'a challenge to the government's authority.'`challenges | |
| An active adherent, as of a movement or philosophy`disciple | |
| An activity engaged in especially as a means of passing time: an avocation`occupation | |
| An actor in comedy`comedian | |
| An actor or actress`thespian | |
| An addition to a will is called a`codicil | |
| An additional performance in response to the demand of an audience`encore | |
| An additional, protective coating, as of paint`overcoat | |
| An adherent of classicism`classicist | |
| An adjustable pattern used by tailors`protractor | |
| An adjustable plate, as in the flue of a furnace or stove, for controlling the draft`dampers | |
| An adjustable three-legged stand, as for supporting a transit or camera`tripod | |
| An adult _______,_ penis is only two inches long.`gorilla's | |
| An adult male -----: a stallion`horse | |
| An adult male of other birds`rooster | |
| An adult male of various other birds`cocks | |
| An adulterous Greek male was sometimes punished by the removal of his pubic hair and the insertion of a large ______ in his rectum.`radish | |
| An advance, especially at another's expense: an encroachment. Often used in the plural: 'Foreign products have made ------s into the American economy.'`inroad | |
| An advantageous aspect: 'the ------s and downsides of home ownership.'`upside | |
| An adventurous hero`cowboy | |
| An adventurous penguin named Tennessee Tuxedo had a sidekick named _______`chumley | |
| An adventurous penguin named Tennessee Tuxedo had a sidekick named`Chumley | |
| An adverse remark or criticism: censure`stricture | |
| An affirmative vote or voter`yes | |
| An african gazelle`springbok | |
| An afternoon party at which a light meal is served`luncheon | |
| An agalmatophiliac has an uncontrollable desire to masturbate whenever they see?`a nude mannequin | |
| An agent or means of prodding or urging: a stimulus`goad | |
| An agent that promotes growth or development`nutriment | |
| An agent that relieves or counteracts: 'jogging as an -------- to nervous tension.'`antidote | |
| An agent, action, or condition that elicits or accelerates a physiological or psychological activity or response`stimuli | |
| An aggregate amount: a sum`totalities | |
| An aggregation of apes. flock1`shrewdness | |
| An agitated disturbance: a hubbub: 'heard a --------- in the hall.'`commotion | |
| An agreement establishing the terms of a sale or exchange of goods or services: 'finally reached a ------- with the antique dealer over the lamp.'`bargain | |
| An agricultural laborer under various similar systems, especially in 18th- and 19th-century Russia and eastern Europe`serf | |
| An air: a melody`aria | |
| An aircraft in which a --------- is used. Also called propjet`turboprop | |
| An airplane loaded with explosives to be piloted in a suicide attack`kamikaze | |
| An airplane or airline that carries passengers relatively short distances and often serves remote communities and small airports`commuter | |
| An alcoholic beverage, such as beer or ale, brewed from malt`malting | |
| An alcoholic beverage, such as beer or ale, brewed from`malt | |
| An alcoholic beverage`booze | |
| An alcoholic drink made from hard cider that has been frozen`applejack | |
| An alert, quick-witted person`sharpie | |
| An alien creature in a funny hat has opposed both Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck.where is he from`mars | |
| An alien creature in a funny hat has opposed both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck Where is he from`Mars | |
| An alkaloidal extract or tincture derived from this plant and used in medicine`belladonna | |
| An alloy of mercury and tin used in silvering mirrors`amalgam | |
| An alloy of two or more -----lic elements`metal | |
| An alloy of two or more metallic elements`metals | |
| An alteration intended to improve: 'textual ----------s made by the editor.'`emendation | |
| An alteration or change, as in nature, form, or quality`mutation | |
| An altimeter measures what`altitude | |
| An american reindeer`caribou | |
| An amount added to a cost price in calculating a selling price, especially an amount that takes into account overhead and profit`markup | |
| An amount assessed, as for taxation`assessment | |
| An amount invested`investment | |
| An amount or length of film or videotape`footage | |
| An amount or quantity beyond what is normal or sufficient: a surplus`excess | |
| An amount or quantity spilled over`spillover | |
| An amount paid: 'received a large -------.'`payment | |
| An amount produced or manufactured during a certain time`output | |
| An amount repaid`refundable | |
| An amount spent: an expenditure: (huge new outlays for the military (New York Times)`outlaid | |
| An amount spent: an expenditure: huge new ------s for the military (New York Times)`outlay | |
| An amount that is allowed or granted: 'consumed my weekly --------- of two eggs.'`allowance | |
| An amount that is or may be deducted: 'tax ---------s.'`deduction | |
| An amplifier, especially one used to amplify music`amps | |
| An amulet`phylactery | |
| An anaesthetic injected close to the spinal cord`epidural | |
| An analogous device, especially one used to regulate the speed of clockwork`flywheel | |
| An analogous measure of resistance to an alternating effect, as the resistance to vibration of the medium in sound transmission`impedance | |
| An analogous organ or part in invertebrate animals, as in certain insects or mollusks`tongue | |
| An analogous part of the leg of a dog or other quadruped`pastern | |
| An ancestor: a forebear`forerunner | |
| An ancient English meeting, especially a representative meeting of the freemen of a shire`moot | |
| An ancient Greek silver coin`drachma | |
| An ancient Mediterranean seagoing vessel propelled by oars`galley | |
| An ancient attempt to transmute base metals into gold was called ________.`alchemy | |
| An ancient book or volume written on such a roll`scroll | |
| An ancient law in Indonesia prohibited men from masturbating. The punishment was __________.`decapitation | |
| An ancient war machine for launching missiles`ballista | |
| An ancient writing tablet having two leaves hinged together`diptych | |
| An anecdote: 'came back from the trip with a good -----.'`story | |
| An anemometer measures`wind velocity | |
| An anencephalous creature has no`brain | |
| An aneroid is a kind of....`barometer | |
| An angle greater than 180 degrees & less than 360 degrees is a(n) ________ angle.`reflex | |
| An angle greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees is a(n) angle`reflex | |
| An angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees is said to be`obtuse | |
| An anhydrous sodium borate used in the manufacture of glass and various ceramics`borax | |
| An animal (B. bonasus) of Europe, similar to but somewhat smaller than the -----: a wisent`bison | |
| An animal capable of living both on land and in water`amphibian | |
| An animal described as ecaudate lacks which physical feature`tail | |
| An animal described as ecostate lacks which physical feature`ribs | |
| An animal is a bird if it has _______.`feathers | |
| An animal is a bird if it has`feathers | |
| An animal is a fish if it has _________.`gill | |
| An animal is a fish if it has`gills | |
| An animal kept to produce offspring`breeder | |
| An animal or human serum containing ---------s. It is used in medicine to prevent or treat diseases caused by the action of biological toxins, such as`antitoxin | |
| An animal pelt, especially the comparatively pliable pelt of a small or young animal: 'a tent made of goat ----s.'`skin | |
| An animal serum containing ---------s. It is used in medicine to treat poisoning caused by animal or insect venom`antivenin | |
| An animal stuffer is a(n)`Taxidermist | |
| An animal that eats both plants and animals is known as an`omnivore | |
| An animal that feeds on others of its own kind`cannibal | |
| An animal with webbed feet`webfeet | |
| An animal, such as a bird or insect, that feeds on dead or decaying matter`scavenger | |
| An animal, such as a horse, having a short or shortened tail`bobtail | |
| An animal, such as the pronghorn, that resembles a true`antelope | |
| An ankle-length disposable foot covering, used by medical personnel and others in sterile environments`bootee | |
| An annual event at schools, colleges, and universities for visiting graduates`homecoming | |
| An antagonistic reaction to a trend, development, or event: As the -------- against divorce progressed, state legislatures... called for a rollback of no-fault divorce laws and even forpremarital`backlash | |
| An anticlimax`bathos | |
| An apartment house: 'a row of high-rise apartments.'`apt | |
| An appalling or atrocious act, situation, or object, especially an act of unusual or illegal cruelty inflicted by an armed force on civilians or prisoners`atrocities | |
| An apparatus for tightening, stretching, or strengthening`strainer | |
| An apparatus in which humans or animals are enclosed and which is revolved to simulate the effects of acceleration in a spacecraft`centrifuge | |
| An apparatus that generates vapor or gas`generator | |
| An apparatus that shakes or stirs, as in a washing machine`agitator | |
| An apparatus, as one in a submarine, using`sonar | |
| An appearance or aspect`mien | |
| An appliance or an engineered system designed to remove water from substances such as absorbents or food`dehydrator | |
| An appliance used for washing, especially: A washing machine`washer | |
| An appreciation for or interest in fine objects of art`virtuosity | |
| An aqueous solution`aquas | |
| An arab or muslim at the time of the crusades`saracen | |
| An arbor or arch made of latticework`trellis | |
| An arch over an entrance or passageway`archway | |
| An archaic style, quality, or usage`archaism | |
| An arched overhead covering, such as the sky, that resembles the architectural structure in form`vault | |
| An ardent or fanatical adherent of a religion`devotee | |
| An area of low pressure is called a what`cyclone | |
| An area overgrown with this fern`bracken | |
| An area separated by walls or partitions from other similar parts of the structure or building in which it is located: 'the first ---- on the left: an`room | |
| An area seperating potential belligerents`buffer zone | |
| An area sheltered from the wind: 'in the --- of the boulder.'`lee | |
| An area that is far from population centers or that is held to be culturally backward`backwoods | |
| An arithmetic problem: 'a child good at ----.'`sums | |
| An arithmetic problem: 'a child good at ---s.'`sum | |
| An arm of the sea that extends inland to meet the mouth of a river`estuaries | |
| An armed robbery`holdup | |
| An armored cavalry unit subordinate to a regiment and consisting of two or more troops`squadron | |
| An aromatic herb often used with tomatoes`basil | |
| An arrangement or a plan, especially the schematic arrangement of parts or areas: 'the ------ of a factory: the ------ of a printed circuit.'`layout | |
| An article of clothing, especially a necktie or scarf, made of this fabric`foulard | |
| An article of personal property included in an inherited estate`heirloom | |
| An article of trade or commerce, especially an agricultural or mining product that can be processed and resold`commodity | |
| An article reserved under such a plan`layaway | |
| An article used to outfit or equip`implement | |
| An article, such as a hat, made of the pelts of raccoons`coonskin | |
| An artificial fly used in angling`coachman | |
| An artificial lake used for water storage`reservoir | |
| An artificial or deceptive front: 'ideological slogans that were a fatade for geopolitical power struggles.'`facade | |
| An artificial process for imparting the characteristics and properties of age`agings | |
| An artificial structure or excavation made to resemble a cave or cavern`grotto | |
| An artificial substitute for such a grassy layer, as on a playing field`turves | |
| An artist supports his canvas on a(n)`Easel | |
| An artist supports his canvas on a(n) _________`easel | |
| An artless, credulous, or uncritical statement or act`naivety | |
| An ascending or descending part: an incline`gradient | |
| An assembly of rotating horizontal airfoils, as that of a helicopter`rotor | |
| An assembly or gathering of people, as for a business, social, or religious purpose`meetings | |
| An assembly used as a switch, consisting of a coil and a metal core free to slide along the coil axis under the influence of the magnetic field`solenoid | |
| An assistant exercising full authority in the absence of his or her superior and equal authority in emergencies: 'a deputy to the sheriff.'`deputies | |
| An assistant or helper`aid | |
| An assistant to a bishop, especially one designated to succeed the bishop`coadjutor | |
| An assistant to a judge or magistrate, usually selected for special knowledge in a particular area`assessor | |
| An assistant: a helper: 'a nurse's ----.' assistant`aide | |
| An assistant`adjutant | |
| An assisted reproductive technology in what one or more eggs are fertilized outside a female's body`invitro fertilization | |
| An association or a secret society of Chinese in the United States, believed to be involved in organized crime`tong | |
| An association or a society of women`sororities | |
| An assumed name`sobriquet | |
| An astrologer`stargazer | |
| An astronomer named Percival Lowell founded this observatory in 1894`Lowell Observatory | |
| An astronomical unit is the standard measurement taken from the earth to where`the sun | |
| An atelier: a studio`shop | |
| An atom is comprized of these 3 subatomic particles electron, neutron, and`proton | |
| An atom is comprized of these 3 subatomic particles: electron, neutron, & _____`proton | |
| An atomic or nuclear ----. Used with the`bomb | |
| An atomic or nuclear bomb. Used with the`bombed | |
| An attachment for starting an internal-combustion engine without hand cranking. Also called self`starter | |
| An attack of these spasms. Often used with the`hiccoughs | |
| An attendant spirit: a genius`demon | |
| An attitude: a pose: 'assumed a ------- of angry defiance.'`posture | |
| An attorney, especially a trial lawyer`counsellor | |
| An authoritative principle, belief, or statement of ideas or opinion, especially one considered to be absolutely true. doctrine`dogma | |
| An autobiography. Often used in the plural`memoir | |
| An automobile with a folding top: a convertible coupe`cabriolet | |
| An automobile with an open driver's seat`brougham | |
| An auxiliary device designed to facilitate fine adjustments or measurements on precision instruments`vernier | |
| An auxiliary generator used to provide field current for a larger generator or alternator`exciter | |
| An auxiliary jet-producing unit providing additional thrust for a takeoff`jato | |
| An available supply that can be drawn on when needed. Often used in the plural`resource | |
| An average of 51 cars a year overshoot and drive into the canals of -------------`amsterdam | |
| An average person uses the bathroom how many times per day`six | |
| An average, in America, three sex change operations are performed _______`every day | |
| An aviary`birdhouse | |
| An early harmonious period in a relationship: 'The --------- between the new President and the press was soon over.'`honeymoon | |
| An early settler or prospector, especially in Alaska and northwest Canada`sourdough | |
| An early type of stage light in which lime was heated to incandescence producing brilliant illumination`limelight | |
| An earnest admonition or reproof: a reprimand`lectures | |
| An edited work: a new edition or revision`redaction | |
| An educated or respected man in the Near East`effendi | |
| An egg, upon release from the follicle can live for:`1 day | |
| An egotist`egoist | |
| An eighteenth century woman used only lard to 'wash' her face and hands and lived to the age of`one hundred & sixteen | |
| An elderly woman of high social station`dowager | |
| An electric eel produces an average of ____________ volts`four hundred | |
| An electrical device for removing suspended impurities such as dust, fumes, or mist, from air or other gases`electrostatic precipitator | |
| An electrical system, typically powered by a battery or magneto, that provides the spark to ignite the fuel mixture in an internal-combustion engine`ignition | |
| An electrically operated device used for massage`vibrator | |
| An electrically-charged particle`ion | |
| An electromagnet`magnets | |
| An elementary or secondary school with a curriculum that includes religion and culture as well as general education`yeshiva | |
| An elementary particle of the lepton family, having a mass about 3,550 times that of the electron, a negative electric charge, and a mean lifetime of 3 10-13 seconds`tau | |
| An elementary textbook containing exercises that teach spelling`speller | |
| An elephant can be pregnant for up to how many years`two | |
| An elevated, irregularly toothed ridge on the stigmas of certain flowers`crest | |
| An elflike person`sprite | |
| An embellishment that excites or stimulates: (Spritely tabasco onions, just a little crunch for the top, were an added ------ (Alison Arnett)`fillip | |
| An emblem given as an award or honor`badge | |
| An emblem of registration for a taxicab`medallion | |
| An embodiment, as of a quality or concept: an archetype: 'the very ------ of cunning.'`avatar | |
| An embolus`embolism | |
| An embrace or hug`clasp | |
| An emmet is which type of a creature in old language`ant | |
| An emperor of Russia`tsar | |
| An employee of the Roman emperor in civil affairs, especially in finance and taxes, in management of imperial estates and properties, and in governing`procurator | |
| An empty or unoccupied space`vacancies | |
| An empty space: a vacuum`vacuities | |
| An enclosed compartment in a church that provides seating for a number of people, such as a family`pew | |
| An enclosed place, such as a pond, into which wildfowl are lured for capture`decoy | |
| An enclosing boundary`verge | |
| An enclosure for livestock`kraal | |
| An enclosure in which wild animals are kept`menagerie | |
| An end point on a transportation line or the town in which it is located`termini | |
| An endowment or a subsidy, as that given by a government to an institution for research: a grant of financial aid`subvention | |
| An enemy in war`foe | |
| An enlisted person in charge of maintenance and repair of the small arms of a military unit`armorer | |
| An enlisted person or a noncommissioned officer`soldier | |
| An enneahedron is solid with ho many faces`nine | |
| An entertainment routine or gimmick`shtick | |
| An entertainment with an educational aspect`edutainment | |
| An enthusiastic promoter, as of a sports team or school`booster | |
| An enthusiastic supporter or follower: 'a ballet -------: a fashion -------.'`groupie | |
| An entity that is representative of a class: a specimen. example`samples | |
| An entrance hall: a vestibule`foyer | |
| An entrance hall`hallway | |
| An entrance or a doorway`threshold | |
| An environment conducive to vigorous growth or development: a hotbed: With its mix of African, Latin, European, and pan-American influences, the Caribbean is truly a musical`hothouse | |
| An episode in this game or a word or phrase so represented`charade | |
| An equitable portion: 'do one's ----- of the work.'`share | |
| An equivalent unit of composition measurement used in determining the dimensions of lines, illustrations, or printed pages`pica | |
| An erect phallus or penis is correctly known as?`Ithyphallicus | |
| An erg is a unit of what`energy | |
| An especially significant or interesting detail or event`highlight | |
| An established right to precedence`priorities | |
| An established rule, principle, or law`axiom | |
| An establishment for smelting`smelter | |
| An establishment that makes or sells perfume`perfumery | |
| An estimate or judgment made by guessing`guesswork | |
| An estimated __________ lab mistakes are made in the 100,000 laboratories in the U.S. every day`two million | |
| An ethnic group`ethnicity | |
| An evening`primrose | |
| An evenly layered sedimentary rock that can be split into paving stones`flagstone | |
| An event for which all the tickets are sold`sellout | |
| An event or experience that is intensely distressing`nightmare | |
| An ever`glade | |
| An evergreen shrub or tree (Conocarpus erectus) growing in mangrove forests of tropical America and western Africa and having alternate leathery leaves and small buttonlike heads ofgreenish flowers`buttonwood | |
| An evildoer`malefactor | |
| An exact copy`replica | |
| An exaggerated sense of strength or toughness: (People prefer raw-milk cheese for its subtlety and depth of flavor, not out of some kind of foodie --------`machismo | |
| An examination given in the middle of a school year`midyear | |
| An example of such omission`ellipsis | |
| An example of`purism | |
| An example or examples of kitsch`kitschy | |
| An example or result of such management: a saving`economy | |
| An exasperated breathe yelled don't`tell me lies | |
| An excellent quality or example that is used to test the excellence or genuineness of others: the qualities of courage and vision that are the ----------s`touchstone | |
| An excess of blood in the circulatory system or in one organ or area`plethora | |
| An excessive or illegally high rate of interest charged on borrowed money`usury | |
| An exchange of views`conference | |
| An exclusive group of people`clique | |
| An excuse: a pretext: necessity,/The Tyrant's ---- (John Milton)`plea | |
| An excuse: a pretext: necessity,/The Tyrant's plea (John Milton)`pleas | |
| An expedition undertaken in medieval romance by a knight in order to perform a prescribed feat: 'the ----- for the Holy Grail.'`quest | |
| An expedition undertaken in medieval romance by a knight in order to perform a prescribed feat: 'the quest for the Holy Grail.'`quests | |
| An experimental model, especially of an electric circuit: a prototype`breadboard | |
| An experimental performance of a play before its official opening`tryout | |
| An expert in ------ship`penman | |
| An explosion`detonation | |
| An explosive force equivalent to that of 1,000 metric tons of TNT`kiloton | |
| An explosive`detonator | |
| An expressed conclusion: a judgment or opinion: 'the ------- of history.'`verdict | |
| An expression of a desire, longing, or strong inclination: a petition`wish | |
| An expression of disapproval, contempt, or dissatisfaction conveyed by use of this sound`hiss | |
| An expression or utterance marked by a deliberate contrast between apparent and intended meaning`ironies | |
| An expression to be divided by another: a dividend`numerator | |
| An extended virtuosic section for the soloist usually near the end of a movement of a concerto`cadenza | |
| An extensive area of land drained or irrigated by a river system`valley | |
| An extensive area, such as a desert or ocean, that is barren or empty: a waste`wilderness | |
| An external agent that alters foetal development is called a`teratogen | |
| An external work platform: a scaffold`framework | |
| An extremely hard substance`adamant | |
| An extremely hot day`scorcher | |
| An extremely precarious course or situation`tightrope | |
| An exuberant act or expression`exuberance | |
| An exudate`exudation | |
| An eye`lid | |
| An eyelash`cilia | |
| An eyelid`lids | |
| An herb or drug described as haemostatic performs which effect`stops bleeding | |
| An iced drink made of wine or liqueur, sugar, and citrus fruit`cobbler | |
| An idea, proposal, or candidate with no chance of being accepted or successful: Many lawmakers are pronouncing the budget a ---------- (Christian`nonstarter | |
| An ideal example of a type: quintessence: 'an archetype of the successful entrepreneur.'`archetypal | |
| An idler or a loafer`wastrel | |
| An illegal act`illegality | |
| An illusory mental image. Also called --------a`phantasm | |
| An illustrative and decorative element, such as a line drawing or photograph, used in a printed work, such as a book`artwork | |
| An im that guides action: an objective`intention | |
| An image or a fantastic invention created by the mind`fancied | |
| An imaginary flower that never fades`amaranth | |
| An imitation of gold`ormolu | |
| An imitation: a sham`simulation | |
| An imitative appearance: a semblance`likeness | |
| An immaterial asset or benefit, such as a service or personal accomplishment, regarded as an article of commerce`wares | |
| An immature or inexperienced woman, especially a young woman`girl | |
| An immeasurably large quantity, number, or extent: [His designs contain] an ---------- of forest shadings for the scenes with animals (Alan Rich)`infinitude | |
| An immoral act or practice`immorality | |
| An imparted color: a tint`tincture | |
| An impelling force: a thrust`impulsion | |
| An imperfection that causes inadequacy or failure: a shortcoming. blemish`defect | |
| An impious act`impieties | |
| An implement made of ---- alloy or similar metal, especially a bar heated for use in branding, curling hair, or cauterizing`iron | |
| An implement of similar function, such as a snow`plow | |
| An implement or a tool used for exploring: a probe`explorer | |
| An implement or machine for loosening the soil and destroying weeds around growing plants`cultivator | |
| An implement with two or more prongs used for raising, carrying, piercing, or digging`fork | |
| An implement, such as a card for dressing and cleansing wool or other fiber, that resembles a hair ---- in shape or use`comb | |
| An implement, such as a card for dressing and cleansing wool or other fiber, that resembles a hair comb in shape or use`combs | |
| An important aspect in personal communication and public speaking is what`Making eye contact | |
| An important event, as in a person's career, the history of a nation, or the advancement of knowledge in a field: a turning point`milestone | |
| An important or sensational piece of news. Often used in the plural`headline | |
| An impoverished person: a pauper`beggar | |
| An improvised, often spontaneous spectacle or performance, especially one involving audience participation`happening | |
| An inactive substance or preparation used as a control in an experiment or test to determine the effectiveness of a medicinal drug`placebo | |
| An inappropriate or unwelcome addition`intrusion | |
| An incidental critical remark: a gibe`sideswipe | |
| An inclination or a habit`mindset | |
| An inclination to change one's mind impulsively`caprice | |
| An incomplete or isolated portion: a bit: 'overheard --------s of their conversation: extant --------s of an old manuscript.'`fragment | |
| An inconclusive trial, as one in which the jurors fail to agree on a verdict`mistrial | |
| An incorporated body: a corporation`commonalty | |
| An increase intended to bring an amount or rate up to a standard: the statutory catch-up of Social Security benefits with the cost of living (Nation)`catchup | |
| An increase, as in movement or business activity`upswing | |
| An increased flow of blood to the penis is called what?`erection | |
| An indefinite area intermediate between two qualities or conditions: 'The ---------- between love and hate is often thin.'`borderline | |
| An indefinite, large number: '-----s of errands to run.'`dozens | |
| An indicated polar extreme: 'an electric terminal with positive polarity.'`polarities | |
| An indication of impending danger or harm`threat | |
| An indispensable or vital part: 'Capable workers are the --------- of the business.'`lifeblood | |
| An indistinct, whispered, or confidential complaint: a mutter`murmur | |
| An individual of specified character: 'a ------ of importance.'`person | |
| An individual or a part that exhibits -------. Also called throwback`atavism | |
| An individual portion or helping of food or drink`servings | |
| An individual separated or distinguished from two or more of its group`singleton | |
| An individual spiral or ring within such a series`coil | |
| An indonesian dish of skewered meat served with a spicy sauce`satay | |
| An indoor stand or platform for musicians and other performers`bandstand | |
| An inept act or remark`ineptitude | |
| An inexperienced sailor: a land`lubber | |
| An inexperienced young man`punker | |
| An infant whale is called a what`calf | |
| An infarct`infarction | |
| An infection of the frog of a horse's foot, characterized by a foul-smelling discharge and often resulting from unhygienic stall conditions`thrush | |
| An infectious disease of turkeys and some wildfowl that is caused by a protozoan (Histomonas meleagridis) and results in lesions of the intestine and liver. Also`blackhead | |
| An infidel: a heretic`miscreant | |
| An inflammation or infection of the ear and auditory canal, especially in dogs and cats`canker | |
| An inflated sense of one's own importance: conceit. conceit`egotism | |
| An ingot is an oblong block of what`metal | |
| An inhabitant of a colony`colonist | |
| An inhabitant of quebec is called`quebecois | |
| An inhalant`inhalation | |
| An inherent, often contrasting quality: (There was a ------ of wildness in him (Olga Carlisle)`streak | |
| An inheritance or legacy: heritage`patrimony | |
| An injury to an organ, especially the brain, produced by a violent blow and followed by a temporary or prolonged loss of function`concussion | |
| An injury to the cervical spine caused by an abrupt jerking motion of the head, either backward or forward`whiplash | |
| An injury to the feelings`wounded | |
| An inland vessel of any size`boat | |
| An inn for travelers`tavern | |
| An innocent or naive person`babe | |
| An innovative or unusual mechanical contrivance: a gadget`gimmick | |
| An insect or insect larva, such as the corn -----, that bores into the woody parts of plants`borer | |
| An insignificant wound`pinprick | |
| An insolent or arrogant remark or act`contumely | |
| An inspired guess or presentiment`divination | |
| An instance of a specified state or quality: 'false----.'`hood | |
| An instance of bantering or teasing`railleries | |
| An instance of being inaccurate: an error`inaccuracy | |
| An instance of being inadequate: a failing or lack`inadequacy | |
| An instance of being insolvent`insolvency | |
| An instance of being intimate`intimacies | |
| An instance of being perverse`perversity | |
| An instance of being pregnant: 'Her second --------- was easy.'`pregnancy | |
| An instance of being rigid`rigidities | |
| An instance of being so heaved`upheaval | |
| An instance of being unequal`inequality | |
| An instance of deliberate deceptiveness: double-dealing`duplicity | |
| An instance of disparity or unlikeness`difference | |
| An instance of erupting`eruption | |
| An instance of foolish behavior or speech: a jest`fooleries | |
| An instance of great happiness`felicities | |
| An instance of indirect reference: 'an -------- to classical mythology in a poem.'`allusion | |
| An instance of insolent behavior, treatment, or speech`insolence | |
| An instance of kind behavior: 'I will always remember your many --------es to me.'`kindness | |
| An instance of pedantic behavior`pedantries | |
| An instance of prudish behavior or talk`pruderies | |
| An instance of rigorous or excessive adherence to recognized forms`formalism | |
| An instance of starting of a computer: a boot`bootstrap | |
| An instance of the use of this delaying tactic`filibuster | |
| An instance of this: 'a person with multiple chemical ---------s.'`addiction | |
| An instance of this: What an extraordinary ---------- of genius and era (Rita Rack)`congruence | |
| An instance of trickery or mischief`knaveries | |
| An instance of wrong or improper conduct: a blunder`misstep | |
| An instance of`pleonasm | |
| An institution for instruction in a skill or business: 'a secretarial ------: a karate ------.'`school | |
| An institution for instruction in a skill or business: 'a secretarial school: a karate school.'`schools | |
| An instrument of death or destruction`sword | |
| An instrument on a car to measure the distance travelled is called a(n)`Odometer | |
| An instrument on a car to measure the distance travelled is called a(n) _________`odometer | |
| An instrument or a method for inflicting such pain`torture | |
| An instrument or tool for cutting, clipping, or shearing. Often used in the plural: 'nail -------s.'`clipper | |
| An instrument that dilates a body part, such as a cavity, canal, or orifice`dilator | |
| An instrument that measures circular arcs`cyclometer | |
| An instrument thats shaken`maraca | |
| An instrument used to monitor the operation or condition of an engine, furnace, electrical network, reservoir, or other physical system: a meter or gauge`indicator | |
| An instrument, such as a paper cutter, similar in action to a`guillotine | |
| An instrument, such as an electron ----------, that uses electronic or other processes to magnify objects`microscope | |
| An instrumental composition of a pensive, dreamy mood, especially one for the piano`nocturne | |
| An integer that is greater than 1 & is divisible only by itself & 1 is known as a(n) _______`prime number | |
| An integer that is greater than 1 and is divisible only by itself and 1 is known as a(n)`prime | |
| An integer that is greater than 1 and is divisible only by itself and 1 is known as a(n)`Prime number | |
| An integrated group of materials or devices used for a particular purpose: 'dental ---------.' equipment`apparatus | |
| An integument or outer layer of various invertebrates`epidermal | |
| An intense or violent response: The discovery that your child has a learning disorder can set off a --------- of emotions (Judith Harkness Richardson)`firestorm | |
| An intensely hot place: 'the ------- of the sun: an attic room that is a ------- in the summer.'`furnace | |
| An intermediary: a go-between`middleman | |
| An internal timber framed dividing wall`stud partition | |
| An interpretation of a musical score or a dramatic piece`rendition | |
| An interrogative sentence, phrase, or gesture`question | |
| An intersection formed in this way`underpass | |
| An interuption of breathing`apnea | |
| An interval of time characterized by the prevalence of a specified culture, ideology, or technology: 'artifacts of the pre-Columbian ------.'`period | |
| An interval of time characterized by the prevalence of a specified culture, ideology, or technology: 'artifacts of the pre-Columbian period.'`periods | |
| An interval separating two points on this continuum: a duration: 'a long ---- since the last war: passed the ---- reading.'`time | |
| An interval separating two points on this continuum: a duration: 'a long time since the last war: passed the time reading.'`times | |
| An intimate view or description`closeup | |
| An intoned utterance`intonation | |
| An intricate, delicate, or fanciful ornamentation`filigree | |
| An introduction or introductory chapter, as to a novel`prolog | |
| An introductory occurrence or fact: a preliminary`preamble | |
| An investor of capital in business, especially one having a major financial interest in an important enterprise`capitalist | |
| An iron tool consisting of a long handle with a bulbous end, used when heated to melt tar or warm liquids`loggerhead | |
| An isolated observation: 'a sociopolitical -------- of the electorate.'`snapshot | |
| An item resembling one of the membranous sacs in animals: 'the ------- of a football.'`bladder | |
| An item resembling this covering`stockings | |
| An item that sells in a certain way: 'This washing machine has been an excellent ------.'`seller | |
| An item that sells quickly is said to sell like what`hot cakes | |
| An itemized bill or statement of a sum due`reckonings | |
| An oath describing the responsibilities of a physician is known as the________ ____`Hippocratic Oath | |
| An obituary`necrology | |
| An object decorated with this substance`japan | |
| An object having a sharp or tapered end: 'a stone projectile -----.'`point | |
| An object having a sharp or tapered end: 'a stone projectile point.'`pointing | |
| An object likened to a slender, pointed missile either in shape, use, or effect`dart | |
| An object made of this material`whalebone | |
| An object made of this substance`porcelain | |
| An object of aversion`antipathy | |
| An object of unreasonably excessive attention or reverence: 'made a fetish of punctuality.'`fetich | |
| An object or arrangement of objects or people in the shape of half a circle`semicircle | |
| An object or structure made of planks`planking | |
| An object shaped like a triangle`delta | |
| An object similar in shape to a`saucer | |
| An object to be fired`projectile | |
| An object, charm, or fetish used in the practice of this religion`obi | |
| An object, such as a brick or stone, used as a missile`dingbat | |
| An object, such as a spool or barrel, around which material is wound`winders | |
| An object, such as earthenware, porcelain, or tile, made of`ceramic | |
| An objection`demurrer | |
| An obligation or liability to pay or render something to someone else`debt | |
| An observation or principle having general application: a generalization`generality | |
| An obsession with excrement or excretory functions`scatology | |
| An obsessive observer of sordid or sensational subjects`voyeur | |
| An obsessive preoccupation`fixation | |
| An obsolete sailing warship, smaller than a frigate, usually armed with one tier of guns`corvette | |
| An obstruction in a road, as fallen rocks or trees`roadblock | |
| An ocarina is a what`wind instrument | |
| An occupation, profession, or career`callings | |
| An occurrence of a disease or disorder: 'a mild ---- of flu.'`case | |
| An octopus has how many hearts`three | |
| An offer, a deal, or an arrangement in which a single expense yields a dual return: 'Going to a wedding in New Orleans during Mardi Gras was a ------.'`twofer | |
| An officer and a`gentleman | |
| An officer charged with supervision of the horses belonging to a royal or noble household`equerries | |
| An officer of a county or an administrative region in England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland, charged mainly with judicial duties`sheriff | |
| An official agreement between governments at war, especially one concerning the exchange of prisoners`cartel | |
| An official appointed to govern a colony or territory`governor | |
| An official approbation: a sanction`approval | |
| An official charged with the enforcement of certain laws and regulations: 'an air raid ------.'`warden | |
| An official permit issued by a foreign country allowing one to transport goods or to travel through that country`passport | |
| An official position or grade: 'the ---- of sergeant.'`rank | |
| An official record of daily proceedings, as of a legislative body`journal | |
| An official visit for the purpose of inspection or examination, as of a bishop to a diocese`visitation | |
| An often bipartisan coalition of legislators acting together for a common purpose or interest: 'the farm ---- in the U.S. Senate.'`bloc | |
| An often lengthy and tedious speech of reproof or exhortation`sermon | |
| An often unroofed outdoor grandstand for seating spectators. Often used in the plural`bleacher | |
| An often wedge-shaped piece cut from a larger, usually circular object: 'ordered a ----- of pie: shared a ----- of pizza.'`slice | |
| An often-used word or phrase`byword | |
| An old game resembling whist`ruffing | |
| An old hooped petticoat`farthingale | |
| An old round dance often accompanied by singing`carol | |
| An old sweet scented rose`damask | |
| An old woman`grandam | |
| An old, short, large bored gun`blunderbuss | |
| An open artificial channel or chute carrying a stream of water, as for furnishing power or conveying logs`flume | |
| An open balcony in a theater`loggia | |
| An open or enclosed gallery or room attached to the outside of a building: a verandah`porch | |
| An open space serving as a passage or gap`openings | |
| An open, low shed`hovel | |
| An open-air stadium with an oval course for horse and chariot races in ancient Greece and Rome`hippodrome | |
| An opening affording passage: 'This door is the only --- into the attic.'`way | |
| An opening in a fortified wall: an embrasure`porthole | |
| An opening or perforation: 'a ---- in the clouds: had a ---- in the elbow of my sweater.'`hole | |
| An opening or perforation: 'a hole in the clouds: had a hole in the elbow of my sweater.'`holing | |
| An operation or series of operations energetically pursued to accomplish a purpose: 'an advertising -------- for a new product: a candidate's political`campaign | |
| An opinion, conviction, or principle: 'has some strange political -----.'`ideas | |
| An opinion, conviction, or principle: 'has some strange political ----s.'`idea | |
| An optical device for projecting images of celestial bodies and other astronomical phenomena onto the inner surface of a hemispherical dome`planetaria | |
| An optometrist`oculist | |
| An orange and black North American butterfly (Limenitis archippus), resembling but somewhat smaller than the monarch`viceroy | |
| An order of succession: an arrangement`sequence | |
| An orderly pile, especially one arranged in layers. heap`stack | |
| An ordinance in Newcastle, Wyoming, specifically bans couples from having sex while standing in a store's?`walk-in meat freezer | |
| An organ in invertebrates that is similar to the vertebrate liver`livers | |
| An organ in invertebrates that is similar to the vertebrate`liver | |
| An organ stop usually of eight-foot or four-foot pitch yielding stringlike tones`violist | |
| An organ with similar functions in some nonmammalian animals, such as certain sharks and reptiles`placenta | |
| An organic defect preventing clear articulation: 'a speech ----------.'`impediment | |
| An organic structure having the shape or function of a ----: a duct: 'a bronchial ----.'`tube | |
| An organisation of business and professional men was founded in Chicago in 1905 out of a weekly luncheon club. What is it called`rotary | |
| An organism at any time before full development, birth, or hatching`embryo | |
| An organism belonging to such a category, represented in binomial nomenclature by an uncapitalized Latin adjective or noun following a capitalized genus name, as in Ananas comosus,the pineapple,`species | |
| An organism descended asexually from a single ancestor, such as a plant produced by layering or a polyp produced by budding`clonal | |
| An organism's genetic material`genome | |
| An organization chiefly concerned with building, maintaining, and using a database`databank | |
| An organization sponsoring public programs and entertainment`lyceum | |
| An organized society, such as a nation, having a specific form of government: His alien philosophy found no roots in the American polity (New York`polities | |
| An original, full-scale, and usually working model of a new product or new version of an existing product`prototype | |
| An originator of a line of descent: a precursor`progenitor | |
| An ornament that resembles this clasp, such as a metal square on a shoe or hat`buckle | |
| An ornament, symbol, or architectural form having the appearance of a trifoliate leaf`trefoil | |
| An ornamental draping of cloth hung from the shoulders of an academic or ecclesiastical robe`hooded | |
| An ornamental fringe at either end of an Oriental rug`selvage | |
| An ornamental or protective plate, as for a keyhole`escutcheon | |
| An ornamental terminating part, as on a post or piece of furniture`finial | |
| An ostritch's eye is bigger than its`brain | |
| An ounce of gold can be stretched into a wire how many miles long`fifty | |
| An outbreak of many instances within a brief period: 'a rash of burglaries.'`rashes | |
| An outbuilding, as on a farm`outhouse | |
| An outburst of temper`blowup | |
| An outburst or eruption: 'a flare-up of anger.'`flareup | |
| An outer covering or casing, especially: The skin of a potato`jacket | |
| An outfit or a disguise worn on Mardi Gras, Halloween, or similar occasions`costume | |
| An outflow from a sewer or sewage system`effluent | |
| An outlaw: a gangster`bandit | |
| An outlet, such as a nozzle, used for emitting such a stream`jet | |
| An outline for a screenplay`scenario | |
| An outline map on which specific information, such as scientific data, can be plotted`chart | |
| An outline that appears dark against a light background. outline`silhouette | |
| An outset or emergence: 'the ------- of classical art and sculpture.'`sunrise | |
| An outside piece cut from a log when squaring it for lumber`slab | |
| An outward appearance: a guise: 'presented their radical ideas in the ---- of moderation.'`garb | |
| An overcharge, especially when unlawful`surcharge | |
| An overdose of MSG is also known as what`Kwoks Disease | |
| An overdose of a substance or thing`odd | |
| An overly talkative person: a chatterbox`jay | |
| An overnight guest`sleepover | |
| An overwhelming desire or craving: 'a lust for power.'`lusts | |
| An overwhelming outpouring: 'an --------- of third-class mail.'`onslaught | |
| An overwhelming, advancing force that crushes or seems to crush everything in its path: It doesn't assume that people need necessarily remain passive when confronted by what appears to bethe ---------- of history`juggernaut | |
| An oxlike antelope`gnu | |
| An ulcer located at the initial point of entry of a pathogen`chancre | |
| An ulcer or an ulcerous condition`ulceration | |
| An unbordered picture, often a portrait, that shades off into the surrounding color at the edges`vignette | |
| An unborn child: a fetus`babied | |
| An uncivil or discourteous act`incivility | |
| An uncommitted independent, as in politics or social life`freelance | |
| An uncontrolled fit, as of laughter: a paroxysm`convulsion | |
| An undercoat of paint or size applied to prepare a surface, as for painting`primer | |
| An underground layer of water filled rock is called an`aquifer | |
| An underground party, with lots of dance music`rave | |
| An undertaking of a questionable nature, especially one involving intervention in another state's affairs`adventure | |
| An undertaking requiring concerted effort: 'a community cleanup -------: a government-funded irrigation -------.'`project | |
| An undertaking requiring concerted effort: 'a community cleanup project: a government-funded irrigation project.'`projects | |
| An unfavorable remark: a criticism`brickbat | |
| An unforeseen incident: 'A series of happy --------s led to his promotion.'`accident | |
| An unfortunate accident`mishap | |
| An unobstructed path between sending and receiving antennas`loss | |
| An unobstructed penis is capable of shooting semen anywhere from __ to __ inches.`12 to 24 | |
| An unobstructed penis is capable of shooting semen anywhere from?`12 to 24 inches | |
| An unpredictable or unaccountable act or event: a vagary: 'a ----- of fate.'`quirk | |
| An unpredictable or unaccountable act or event: a vagary: 'a quirk of fate.'`quirkiness | |
| An unprincipled, ruthless person`cutthroat | |
| An unqualified or dishonest practitioner: a charlatan`empiric | |
| An unscrupulous, dishonest person: a scoundrel`rascal | |
| An unspecified or undetermined amount or extent: 'We know --------- about the early settlers in this area.'`something | |
| An unstable condition, as in political, social, or economic affairs, involving an impending abrupt or decisive change`crises | |
| An unusual, significant, or unaccountable fact or occurrence: a marvel`phenomena | |
| An unwise or indiscreet act`imprudence | |
| An upholstered low seat or cushioned footstool`ottoman | |
| An upper or ruling class`gentries | |
| An upper portion of a wall containing windows for supplying natural light to a building`clerestory | |
| An upright post with a crosspiece, forming a T-shaped structure from which executed criminals were formerly hung for public viewing`gibbet | |
| An upright support, such as a furniture leg, having a similar shape`baluster | |
| An urgent request: 'I called the office at the ------ of my assistant.'`behest | |
| An utterance of grief or sorrow: a lamentation`plaint | |
| Anahita is the persian goddess of ______?`water, fertility and war | |
| Analogies ancient-old, recent- ______`current | |
| Analogies: 'Ancient' is to 'old' as 'recent' is to ________.`current | |
| Analogies: Anson MacDonald : Stranger in a Strange Land :: Edith Van Dyne : <blank>`the wizard of oz | |
| Analogies: Gaul : France :: Aragon : <blank>`spain | |
| Analogies: Park Place : Park Lane :: Boardwalk : <blank>`mayfair | |
| Analogies: Wrist is to arm as nose is to __________`face | |
| Analogies: enter : immigrate :: leave : <blank>`emigrate | |
| Analogies: penniless : Baroque :: supplemental teacher : <blank>`tudor | |
| Analogy whitney houston is to greatest love of all as mariah carey is to this`hero | |
| Analogy: 'Ancient' is to 'old' as 'recent' is to`current | |
| Analogy: bull - cow as fox - __________.`vixen | |
| Analogy: goose - geese as passerby - ___________.`passersby | |
| Analysis and manipulation of an image`processing | |
| Anatomically speaking, what is the axilla better known as`armpit | |
| Anatomically speaking, what is your hallux'`big toe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 'Stigmata' Is A Peculiar Condition In Which People`Bleed From The Hands And Feet, Like Christ | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 'Tinea Pedis' Is Commonly Known As`Athlete's Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 15 Million Blood Cells Are Produced And Destroyed In The _____ ____ Every Second`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 15 Million Blood Cells Are ________ ___ _________ In The Human Body Every Second`Produced And Destroyed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 15 Million _____ _____ Are Produced And Destroyed In The Human Body Every Second`Blood Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: 85% Of The Population Can ____ Their Tongue Into A Tube`Curl | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Bag-Like Cavity Or Pouch`Sac | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Band Of Connective Tissue, Usually Connected At Both Ends To Bone, Which Keeps Tendons Or Other Structures In Place`Retinaculum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Band Of Fibers Which Join Corresponding Right And Left Parts Of A Structure Across The Median Plane`Commissure | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Band Of Fibrous Connective Tissue By Which Bones Are Connected To Each Other. Sometimes Bands Of Connective Tissue Which Support The Viscera Or The Thorax Or Abdomen Are Also Known As Ligaments`Ligament | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Blood Vessel Which Conducts Blood From The Heart`Artery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Bone Specialist Is A(N)`Osteopath | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Branch, Which, When Translated, Is Used To Describe Smaller Arteries, Veins And Nerves Arising From Their Parent Vessels Or Nerves`Ramus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Bundle Of Fibers, Often Nerve Fibers, Having Similar Origins And Terminations`Tract | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Cancer Causing Substance`Carcinogen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Cavity`Antrum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Chromosome Is Larger Than A`Gene | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Chromosome Is ______ Than A Gene`Larger | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Clearly Demarcated Segment Of Tissue Or Potential Cavity`Space | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Cleft Or Fissure That Refers To A Narrow Oval Or Oblong Opening`Rima | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Condition Causing Breathing Difficulties`Asthma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Cord Of Connective Tissue Into Which Muscles Fibers End By Which A Muscle Is Attached To Bone Or Other Structures`Tendon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Cough Releases An Explosive Charge Of Air That Moves At Speeds Up To How Many Miles An Hour`Sixty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Covering Or Coat Around Muscle Or Hollow Viscera`Tunica | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Crossing Of Fibers In The Form Of An X. Used Primarily To Describe Nerve Fibers`Chiasma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Decoction Of Dandelion Roots And Leaves Is An Old Remedy For Dissolving _______ ______ ___`Urinary Stones And Gravel | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Decoction Of _________ _____ ___ ______ Is An Old Remedy For Dissolving Urinary Stones And Gravel`Dandelion Roots And Leaves | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Deep Narrow Pit, Such As A Tooth-Socket`Alveolus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Depression Or Notch Where Blood Vessels Enter Or Leave An Organ`Hilum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Devastating _____________ Epidemic In 1822 Left New York City With 16,000 Corpses And No Readily Available Space For Burial`Yellow Fever | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Discontinuously Synthesized Dna Strand That Elongates In A Direction Away From The Replication Fork`Lagging Strand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Disease Of The Brain`Encephalopathy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Dividing Wall Or Partition`Septum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Drug Or Other Substance Used To Produce Unconsciousness And Insensibility To Pain`Anaesthetic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Fibrous Or Membranous Envelope Surrounding An Organ. An Articular Capsule Surrounds Each Synovial Joint, Being Attached To The Bones Just Beyond The Limits Of The Joint Cavity`Capsule | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Finger Like Process Of A Muscle`Digitation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Fingernail Or Toenail Takes About How Many Months To Grow From Base To Tip`Six | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Firm White Tissue, From Which Most Parts Of The Bony Skeleton Are Formed And Which Persists To Protect The Surfaces Of Bones And Joints`Cartilage | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Flat Round Structure Usually Applied To Plates Of Cartilage In Joints`Disc | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Foetus Acquires Fingerprints At The Age Of __________ Months`Three | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Fold In An Artery, Vein Or Duct Which Prevents Reflux Of Its Contents`Valve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Fold Or Convolution Of The Cerebral Cortex`Gyrus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Funnel-Shaped Passage`Infundibulum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Groove`Sulcus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Growth Of Tissue Cells In A Laboratory Medium Is Called A(N)`Tissue Culture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Health Profession Concerned With The Prevention, Diagnosis, And Treatment Of Disorders Of The Teeth And Adjacent Tissues Of The Head, Neck, And Mouth`Dentistry | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Heart Attack Most Often Occurs In The Morning When Mental And ________ ______ Are At Their Peak`Physical Stress | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Heart Attack`Myocardial Infarct | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Herb Or Drug Described As 'Diaphoretic', Causes What Condition`Perspiration | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Herb Or Drug Described As 'Haemostatic' Performs Which Effect`Stops Bleeding | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Highly Stereotypical Behavior That Is Innate And Must Be Carried To Completion Once Initiated`Fixed Action Pattern | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Hole, Often In A Bone Or Between Adjacent Bones`Foramen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Holistic Healing Doctor Is A`Osteopath | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Human Has A Bone Just After The Spine Ends, Which Proves That Humans Once Had`Tails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Layer Of Cells Which Forms The External Surface Of The Skin, Or Which Lines The Cavities Of The Digestive, Respiratory And Urogenital Organs, Serous Cavities, Inner Coats Of Blood And Lymphatic Vessels, Gland And Cavities Within The Brain. The Epithelium Of The Skin Is The Epidermis. The Epithelium Of The Digestive, Respiratory And Urogenital Organs Is Moistened By A Film Of Mucus And Is Known As The Mucous Coat. The Epithelium Lining Bloods Vessels Is Known As The Endothelium. Serous Cavities Are Lined By Epithelium Called Mesothelium`Epithelium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Linking Enzyme Essential For Dna Replication: Catalyzes The Covalent Bonding Of The 3' End Of A New Dna Fragment To The 5' End Of A Growing Chain`Dna Ligase | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Loop, Usually Referring To A Nerve`Ansa | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Loss Of Memory Is Known As`Amnesia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Minute Opening`Punctum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Mouth-Like Opening Into The Body: Also The Porous Openings On The Surface Of Leaves`Stomata | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Mutation Is Described As What`A Deviation In The Dna | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Myocardial Infarct`Heart Attack | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Naevus (Nevus)`Birthmark | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Nephron`Filtering Unit In The Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A New Born Baby Breathes __________ Times Faster Than An Adult Man`Five | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Non-Cancerous Tumor Is Said To Be`Benign | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Part Of An Organ, Often Separated From The Rest By A Fissure`Lobe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Passage Or Opening`Meatus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Person Breathes __________ Quarts Of Air Every Minute`Seven | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Person In His Eighties Is Called A`Octogenarian | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Person Suffering From Polythelia Has _`3 Nipples | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Person Suffering From __________ Has 3 Nipples`Polythelia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Psychological Disorder In Which The Patient Refuses To Eat`Anorexia Nervosa | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Recess, A Cavity Or Hollow Space, A Dilated Channel For Venous Blood Or A Small Tunnel`Sinus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Red Blood Cell`Erythrocyte | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Rhinologist Specialises In The _____`Human Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Ridge Formed Where A Membrane Doubles Back On Itself`Fold | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Salt Enema Used To Be Given To Children To Rid Them Of`Threadworms | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Salt Enema Used To Be Given To ________ To Rid Them Of Threadworms`Children | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Seam Where Two Similar Sheets Of Tissue Unite`Raphe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Skin Specialist Called`Dermatologist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Small Fleshy Eminence`Caruncle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Small Nipple-Shaped Elevation`Papilla | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Small Ring Of Dna That Carries Accessory Genes Separate From Those Of A Bacterial Chromosome`Plasmid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Special Form Of Connective Tissue In Which Calcium Salts Are Deposited And Which Provides A Framework, Or Skeleton, For The Other Tissues Of The Body`Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Sternocleidomastoid`A Muscle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Streak Or Stripe, Sometimes Slightly Elevated`Stria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Swelling On The Course Of A Nerve. Usually Corresponds To A Collection Of Nerve Cells`Ganglion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Swelling Or Protuberance`Node | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Thin Plate Of Bone Or Cartilage Or A Thin Layer Of Softer Tissues. A Stratum Is Also Used To Denote A Layer`Lamina | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Triangular Space Or Area`Trigonum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Tubular And Relatively Narrow Channel, Or Tunnel, Often Through A Bone. A Canaliculus Is A Smaller Canal`Canal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Tubular Structure`Vas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Type Of Rna Synthesized From Dna In The Genetic Material That Attaches To Ribosomes In The Cytoplasm And Specifies The Primary Structure Of A Protein`Messenger Rna | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Wide Depression, Furrow Or Valley`Vallecula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Woman's Heart Beats __________ Than A Man's`Faster | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A Word That Means The Capsule Of The Eye That Prevents The Passage Of Rays Of Light Or A Large Waterfall`Cataract | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A ___ Develops Fingerprints At Eighteen Weeks`Foetus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A __________ Acquires Fingerprints At The Age Of Three Months`Foetus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A ___________ Specialises In The Human Nose`Rhinologist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: A __________________ Measures Blood Pressure`Sphygmomanometer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: About __________ Babies Are Born Worldwide Every Minute`Two Hundred | |
| Anatomy & Medical: According To Medical Experts, Babies Dream In The`Womb | |
| Anatomy & Medical: According To The Ancient Chinese, Swinging Your Arms Cures __________ Pain`Headache | |
| Anatomy & Medical: According To The Journal Of American Medical Association, As Of 1998, More Than 100,000 Americans Die Annually From Adverse Reactions To`Prescription Drugs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Acetylsalicylic Acid Is More Commonly Known As`Aspirin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Activated For Freckles To Appear`Melanocytes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Acute Infectious Disease Of The Upper Respiratory Tract, Caused By More Than 100 Kinds Of Viruses`Common Cold | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Acute _______________ Is More Commonly Known As A Cold`Hasopharyngitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Acute, Highly Contagious Viral Disease, Often Fatal, That Appears To Have Been Completely Eradicated`Smallpox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Addictive Drug Prepared From Morphine`Heroin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: After A Bolus Has Been Digested In The Stomach, It Is Called ______ As It Moves Into The Small Intestine`Chyme | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Almost Half The Bones In Your Body Are In What Two Body Parts`Hands And Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Amino Acids Are Essential For The Formation Of What In The Body`Proteins | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Allele Is One Of Two Alternative Forms Of These`Genes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Anaesthetic Injected Close To The Spinal Cord`Epidural | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Analgesic And Anti-Inflammatory Drug`Ibuprofen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Appendage Or Projection From The Main Part Of A Bone Or Organ`Process | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Assisted Reproductive Technology (Art) In What One Or More Eggs Are Fertilized Outside A Female's Body`Invitro Fertilization | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eighteenth Century Woman Used Only Lard To 'Wash' Her Face And Hands And Lived To The Age Of`116 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eighteenth Century Woman Used Only Lard To 'Wash' Her ____ ___ _____ And Lived To The Age Of 116`Face And Hands | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Electrical Change In The Membrane Of A Postsynaptic Neuron Caused By The Binding Of An Excitatory Neurotransmitter From A Presynaptic Cell To A Postsynaptic Receptor: Makes It More Likely For A Postsynaptic Neuron To Generate An Action Potential`Excitatory Postsynaptic Potential | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eminence On A Bone, Usually Smoother Than A Tuberosity`Tubercle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Enlargement Of The Thyroid`Goitre | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Enlargement Or Swelling`Tuber | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Entrance Or Opening`Aditus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Erythrocyte`Red Blood Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eskimo Would Be Ingesting Toxic Doses Of Vitamin A If He Ate A _____ _____ Liver`Polar Bears | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eskimo Would Be Ingesting Toxic Doses Of _______ _ If He Ate A Polar Bears Liver`Vitamin A | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Eskimo Would Be Ingesting _____ _____ Of Vitamin A If He Ate A Polar Bears Liver`Toxic Doses | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Example Of A Totally Untraceable Poison`Acetylcholine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An External Agent That Alters Foetal Development Is Called A`Teratogen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Indentation Or Depression, Usually On The Border Of A Bone`Notch | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Interlocking Of Structures By Finger-Like Processes, As When The Fingers Of The Two Hands Are Interposed`Interdigitate | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Organism Called That Lives On Or In A Host Animal`Parasite | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An Osteopath`Bone Specialist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: An ______ Would Be Ingesting Toxic Doses Of Vitamin A If He Ate A Polar Bears Liver`Eskimo | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Anatomically Speaking, The Axilla Better Known As`Armpit | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Animal Or Plant Without The Normal Pigmentation Of Its Species`Albino | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Another Term For Large Intestine`Colon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Anvil, Hammer And Stirrup Are All Bones Where`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Any Of The Drugs Used To Reduce Nervous Tension Or Induce Sleep`Sedative | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Applied To Fluids Of The Eye`Humor | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Approximately How Many Genes Are There On One Human Dna Molecule`80.000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Approximately How Many Times A Day Does The Human Heart Beat`One Hundred Thousand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Approximately ________ Canadians Have Their Appendixes Removed When Not Required, Everyday`Sixteen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Approximately,1 Out Of 25 People Suffer From`Asthma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Are You Standing Or Sitting When You Put Your Coccyx On The Floor`Sitting | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arnold Chiari Is A Malformation Of What`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arnold Chiari Is An Adult Form Of`Spinabifida | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arteries To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Transverse Cervical, Suprascapular, Circumflex Scapular, Dorsal Scapular And _________ _______`Posterior Humeral Circumflex | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arteries To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Transverse Cervical, Suprascapular, Circumflex Scapular, ______ ________ And Posterior Humeral Circumflex`Dorsal Scapular | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arteries To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Transverse Cervical, Suprascapular, __________ ________, Dorsal Scapular And Posterior Humeral Circumflex`Circumflex Scapular | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arteries To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Transverse Cervical, _____________, Circumflex Scapular, Dorsal Scapular And Posterior Humeral Circumflex`Suprascapular | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Arteries To The Posterior Shoulder Region: __________ ________, Suprascapular, Circumflex Scapular, Dorsal Scapular And Posterior Humeral Circumflex`Transverse Cervical | |
| Anatomy & Medical: As What Is Haemophilia Also Known`Royal Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Ascorbic Acid And Sodium Ascorbate Are The Most Common Forms Of Which Vitamin`Vitamin C | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Aspirin Is Consumed In A Variety Of Ways Throughout The World. What Form Do The British Prefer`Powder | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Axilla Is The Little-Used Name For What Part Of The Body`Armpit | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bcg Is A Vaccination For Which Disease`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bed-Wetting`Enuresis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Before Swallowing A Mouth Full Of Food It Is Necessary To First`Masticate | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bell's Palsy Results In Numbness In Which Area`Face | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bending The Head Backward Beyond The Upright Position Is Called What`Hyperextionsion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Between Where Does The Ureter Carry Urine`Kidneys And Bladder | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Blonde Beards Grow ______ Than Darker Beards`Faster | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Blood Can Be Artificially Cleansed Via What Process`Dialysis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Boanthropy Is A Disease In Which A Man Thinks He Is An`Ox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Boxers Often Suffer From A Condition In Which Their Ears Are Misshapen. What Is This Called`Cauliflower Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bradycardia Is Considered The Number Of Heartbeats Of Less Than -- Per Minute`60 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Brain Damage Occurs At An Internal Temperature Of __________ Degrees Fahrenheit`105 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Branch Of Medicine Dealing With The Care Of Old People`Geriatrics | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Bse In Humans Called`Cjd | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Burn To Stop The Flow Of Blood`Cauterize | |
| Anatomy & Medical: By Raising Your Legs Slowly And Lying On Your Back, You Can't Sink In`Quicksand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: By Raising Your Legs Slowly And _____ __ ____ ____, You Can't Sink In Quicksand`Lying On Your Back | |
| Anatomy & Medical: By What Name Is The Skin Condition Called 'Naevus' Better Known`Strawberry Mark | |
| Anatomy & Medical: By What Other Name Is The Skull Known`Cranium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Canavan Disease Is Most Prevalent Among What Population`Ashkenazi Jews | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cancer Claims Forty Victims An Hour In`America | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cancer Claims Forty Victims __ ____ In America`An Hour | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cancer Claims _____ Victims An Hour In America`Forty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Carditis, Affects The`Heart | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Carnophobia: Fear Of`Meat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cephalacaudal __________ Is The Reason Our Extremities Develop Faster Than The Rest Of Us`Recapitulation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cephalalgia Refers To A(N)`Headache | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Cerumen`Earwax | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: A Folk Remedy For The Common Cold`Hot Coca-Cola And Ginger | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture Uses Needles To Regulate The Flow Of`Qi | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Black Chicken Soup Is A General Tonic For`Women | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Chinese Folk Wisdom Says You Should Avoid Cold Drinks When You Have A`Cold | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Cupping Can Be Used As An Alternative To`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Eating ____ Is Supposed To Be Good For Skin Problems, As Well As Cleansing The Blood. If Your Skin Is Itchy, You Shouldn't Eat A Lot Of Shrimps, Mango, Or Pineapple`Turtle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: If You Have Any Health Problems, Chinese Doctors Generally Advise Avoiding Sour Foods, Spicy Foods, And`Alcohol | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Pig's Brain Soup Is Not Particularly`Medicinal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Snake Bile, Usually Drunk In Rice Wine, Is Good For The`Liver And Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Snake Meat Is Supposed To Be Good For`Arthritis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: There Are Several Types Of Ginseng. Which Is The Most Expensive`Wild Manchurian Ginseng | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Based On The Principles Of Which Religion`Taoism | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Used In Cupping`Glass Bulbs And Heat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: While A Broken Bone Is Healing, You Should Avoid ____ Foods`Sour | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: Wild Manchurian Ginseng Is Now Very Rare And Incredibly Expensive, Selling For Thousands Of U.S. Dollars A Pound. It Was Once Believed That It Could Prolong Life For ____ ___, However Close To Death The Patient Was`Three Days | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: ____ Is Rather Difficult To Explain (And Even More Difficult To Do!) But Basically It Is A Method Of Moving Qi Around The Body With Physical Exercises And Mental Discipline`Qigong | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: _____ Is Boiled And The Fumes Inhaled To Protect Against Infection Or To Cure Cold Symptoms`Vinegar | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: _____ Is The Application Of Heat From Burning Herbs At Acupuncture Points, And Is Often Used In Conjunction With Acupuncture`Moxibustion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chinese Medicine: _____ Is Used For Its Disinfectant Properties And Is A Folk Remedy For Colds And Influenza`Vinegar | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Chronic Transmissible Disease, Due To Bacillus Leprae, Is Better Known As`Leprosy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Carpometacarpal Joint Of Digit 1, The Thumb.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Saddle/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between Adjacent Tarsals.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Plane/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between Articular Processes.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Plane/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between Pubic Bones.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Cartilaginous/Symphysis/Ampiarthrotic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between The Acromion Of The Scapula And The Clavicle.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Plane/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between The Atlas And The Axis.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Pivot/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between The Femur And Patella.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Plane/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Classify The Joint Between The Ulna And The Humerus.(List General Structure/Specific Structure/Functional Type)`Synovial/Hinge/Diarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Colitis Is The Inflammation Of What Internal Organ`Colon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Collectively What Are Blood Pressure, Pulse, And Temperature Called`Vital Signs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Comfrey (Herb) Baths Were Popular Before The Wedding Night To Attempt To Repair The _____ And Thereby Apparently Restore Virginity`Hymen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Comfrey (Herb) Baths Were Popular Before The _______ _____ To Attempt To Repair The Hymen And Thereby Apparently Restore Virginity`Wedding Night | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Congenital Absence Of The Mouth`Lipostomy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Connected To The Throat By The Eustachian Tube`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Ddt Is Still Widely Used In The Developing World, Primarily For Control Of Which Mosquito-Transmitted Disease`Malaria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Death Of Body Tissue Usually Caused By Bad Circulation`Gangrene | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Deficient In One That Suffers From Beri Beri`Thiamine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Dermatitis Affects The`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Despite Accounting For Just One-Fiftieth Of Body Weight, The __________ Burns As Much As One-Fifth Of Our Daily Caloric Intake`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Devoid Of Its Cells And ________, Human Blood Has The Same General Makeup As Seawater`Proteins | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Devoid Of Its _____ And Proteins, Human Blood Has The Same General Makeup As Seawater`Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Disease Caused By Deficiency Of Vitamin D`Rickets | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Dna Stands For What`Deoxyribonucleic Acid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Do Arteries Carry Blood Towards Or Away From The Heart`Away | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Do The Pupils In A Person's Eyes Get Larger Or Smaller In Bright Light`Smaller | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Do You Put Ice On A Snakebite`No | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Do Your Pores Open Or Close When Your Body Is Hot`Open | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Doctors 'Bled' Louis Xiii Of France Forty-Seven Times In One Month In An Attempt To Cure His`Illness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Doctors 'Bled' Louis Xiii Of France _____-_____ Times In One Month In An Attempt To Cure His Illness`Forty-Seven | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Doctors 'Bled' _____ ____ Of France Forty-Seven Times In One Month In An Attempt To Cure His Illness`Louis Xiii | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Doctors '____' Louis Xiii Of France Forty-Seven Times In One Month In An Attempt To Cure His Illness`Bled | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Doctors Often Have This Instrument Around Their Neck`Stethoscope | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Does A Person's Heart Rate Increase Or Decrease During Exercise`Increase | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Dr. W S Halstead Was The First To Use Rubber Gloves During _______ In 1890`Surgery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Dr. W S Halstead Was The First To Use ______ ______ During Surgery In 1890`Rubber Gloves | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Dr. W S ________ Was The First To Use Rubber Gloves During Surgery In 1890`Halstead | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Due To A Lack Of Vitamin C, Sailors Used To Contract A Disease Called`Scurvy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During A 24-Hour Period, The Average Human Will Breathe __________ Times`23,040 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During A Lifetime, One Person Generates More Than 1,000 Pounds Of __________ Blood Cells`Red | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During A Lifetime, One Person Generates More Than __________ Pounds Of Red Blood Cells`1,000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During A Orchidectomy, A Man Has A ________ Removed`Testicle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During Menstruation, The Sensitivity Of A Woman's Middle Finger Is`Reduced | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During The Fifteenth Century, Sick People Were Often Dressed In Red And __________ __ ___ _______ Because It Was Thought To Help Them Get Better`Surrounded By Red Objects | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During The Fifteenth Century, Sick People Were Often _______ __ ___ And Surrounded By Red Objects Because It Was Thought To Help Them Get Better`Dressed In Red | |
| Anatomy & Medical: During The _________ _______, Sick People Were Often Dressed In Red And Surrounded By Red Objects Because It Was Thought To Help Them Get Better`Fifteenth Century | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Each Body Cell Contains How Many Chromosomes`Forty Six | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Each Square Inch Of Human Skin Contains Seventy-Two Feet Of`Nerves | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Each Year, More Than 300,000 American Teenagers Become Afflicted With Some Form Of`Venereal Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Ebola Is Believed To Be Zoonotic. What Does This Mean`Transmitted From Animals To Humans | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Eczema Affects Which Part Of The Body`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Eeg Stands For`Electroencephalogram | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Effect A Complex Alcohol Constituent Of All Animal Fats And Oils`Cholesterol | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Eighty Per Cent Of All Body Heat Escapes Through The`Head | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Eighty Per Cent Of All ____ ____ Escapes Through The Head`Body Heat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Encephalitis Affects The`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Endorphins Are Produced In The Brain And In The Pituitary Gland. Their Function`Pain Killers | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Even If Up To 80% Of This Is Removed From A Human, It That Will Continue To Function And Grow Back To Its Original Size`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Human First Spent About Half An Hour As A Single What`Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Human Has One Of These On Their Tummies`Navel | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Square Inch Of The Human Body Has An Average Of 32 Million`Bacteria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Time You Step Forward, You Use _____ ____ Muscles`Fifty Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Time You ____ _______, You Use Fifty Four Muscles`Step Forward | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every Two Thousand Frowns Create One`Wrinkle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Every _____ First Spent About Half An Hour As A Single Cell`Human | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Everyone's ______ _____ Is Different`Tongue Print | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Examined By An Otoscope`The Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Excessive Discharge Of Blood From Blood Vessels, Caused By Pathological Condition Of The Vessels Or By Traumatic Rupture Of One Or More Vessels`Haemmorage | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Excision Of The Breast Called`Mastectomy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Fingernails Grow Nearly _ Times Faster Than Toenails`Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Flattened, Oblong Organ That Removes Disease-Producing Organisms And Worn-Out Red Blood Cells From The Bloodstream`Spleen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Flattened, Pear-Shaped, Hollow Organ In The Pelvis Of The Human Female And Most Other Mammals`Uterus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: For 'Gravidity' The Medical Condition`Pregnancy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: For The Development Of A Vaccine Against Which Disease Is Jonas Edward Salk Best Remembered`Poliomyelitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: For What Condition Is The Drug Mogadon Prescribed`Sleeplessness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Frederick Gowland Hopkins Won A Nobel Prize In 1929 For Which Medical Discovery`Vitamins | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From Fertilisation To Birth, A ____'S Weight Increase 5000 Million Times`Baby | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From Fertilisation To _____, A Baby's Weight Increase 5000 Million Times`Birth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From The Age Of Thirty, Humans Gradually Begin To ______ __`Shrink In Size | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From The Age Of ______, Humans Gradually Begin To Shrink In Size`Thirty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From What Would You Most Likely Get Tularemia`Ticks | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From Where Does The Uvula Dangle`Palate | |
| Anatomy & Medical: From _____________ To Birth, A Baby's Weight Increase 5000 Million Times`Fertilisation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Gliding Joints Are Only Found In What Two Parts Of The Body`Hands And Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hair Is Made From The Same Substance As`Fingernails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hair, Prompted By Testosterone, Grows Faster In Men In Anticipation Of`Sex | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hair, Prompted By Testosterone, Grows Faster In Men In ____________ Of Sex`Anticipation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hair, Prompted By Testosterone, _____ ______ In Men In Anticipation Of Sex`Grows Faster | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hair, Prompted By ____________, Grows Faster In Men In Anticipation Of Sex`Testosterone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hammer, Anvil, And Stirrup Are Parts Of The`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hansen's Disease Has Another Name It`Leprosy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: He Developed The Theory Of The 'Collective Unconscious' And Was Also Interested In Dream Interpretation`Carl Gustav Jung | |
| Anatomy & Medical: He Discovered The Process Of Vaccination For Prevention Of Smallpox`Edward Jenner | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hepatitis Affects The`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Heroin Breaks Down Into Another Well-Known Drug When It Enters The Body. What Drug Is It`Morphine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Heroin Is The Brand Name Of ________ Once Marketed By Bayer`Morphine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: House On What Part Of The Body Is An 'Ltk Procedure' Performed`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Is German Measles Also Known`Rubella | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many 'Tarsal' Bones Do We Have In Each Foot`Seven | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Bones Are There In The Human Body`Two Hundred And Six | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Bones Are There In The Human Wrist`Eight | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Bones Are You Born With`300 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Cells Die In The Human Body Every Minute`300,000,000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Chambers Does The Human Heart Have`Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Chromosomes Do Each Body Cell Contain`Forty Six | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Different Basic Tastes Can A Human Tongue Distinguish`Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Large Holes Are In Your Head`Seven | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Litres Of Air Does An Adult Lung Hold`Five | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Are In A Human`Six Hundred And Thirty Nine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Are Required To Frown`Thirty Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Are Required To Smile`Thirteen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Are There In An Elephants Trunk`100,000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Does A Cat Have In Each Ear`32 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Does It Take To Laugh Out Loud`93 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Muscles Does It Take To Smile`17 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Ntg Tablets Are You Allowed To Give`Up To 3 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Organisational Levels Are There In The Human Body`Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Pairs Of Chromosomes Do Humans Have`Twenty Three | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Phalanges (Finger Bones) Are In A Human Hand`Fourteen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Ribs Does A Human Have`Twenty Four | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Sides Do You Tape Down An Occlusive Dressing`Three | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Times Do Your Ribs Move Every Year During Breathing`Five Million | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Many Times Should You Check The Medication Bottle Before Administering The Medicine To A Patient`Three | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Much Water Would A Human Drink In A Lifetime`500 Million Litres | |
| Anatomy & Medical: How Often Does The Stomach Need To Produce A New Layer Of Mucous So As To Not Digest Itself`Every Two Weeks | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human Adults Breathe About _____ Times A Day`23000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human Adults _______ About 23000 Times A Day`Breathe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human Bones Can Withstand Stresses Of __________ Thousand Pounds Per Square Inch`24 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human Pheremones Result In What Menstrual Phenomenon Amongst Cohabiting Women (In Dormitories, For Example)`Menstrual Synchrony | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human Thigh Bones Are Stronger Than`Concrete | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human ____ ___ ___________ Do Not Continue To Grow After Death`Hair And Fingernails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human ____ ______ Are As Strong As Concrete`Thigh Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Human _____ Is Estimated To Grow At 0.00000001 Miles Per Hour`Hair | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Humans Are The Only Primates That Do Not Have __________ In The Palms Of Their Hands`Pigment | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Humans Can Contract How Many Different Diseases From Dogs`Sixty Five | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Hyperglycemia Commonly Known As`Diabetes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If 80% Of The Human Liver Was Removed, It Could _____ ________ And Would Eventually Restore Itself To Its Original Size`Still Function | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If 80% Of The Human Liver Was _______, It Could Still Function And Would Eventually Restore Itself To Its Original Size`Removed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If 80% Of The _____ _____ Was Removed, It Could Still Function And Would Eventually Restore Itself To Its Original Size`Human Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Patient Is 15 And Pregnant, Is She Considered An Emancipated Female`Yes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Patient Is Unresponsive, Could You Use Implied Consent To Transport`Yes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Surgeon In Ancient Egypt Lost A Patient While Performing An Operation, His Hands Were ___`Cut Off | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Surgeon In Ancient Egypt Lost A Patient While Performing An Operation, His __________ Were Cut Off`Hands | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Surgeon In Ancient Egypt ____ _ _______ While Performing An Operation, His Hands Were Cut Off`Lost A Patient | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If A Surgeon In _______ _____ Lost A Patient While Performing An Operation, His Hands Were Cut Off`Ancient Egypt | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Body Temperature Was 30 Degrees Celcius, How Long Would Man Live`Two Hundred Years | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If The Skin Under Someone's Finger Nails Turned Blue This Would Be The First Symptom Of What`Cyanide Poisoning | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Are A Universal Donor Your Blood Group Is ____`Type O | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Are A Universal Donor Your _____ _____ Is Type O`Blood Group | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Are A _________ _____ Your Blood Group Is Type O`Universal Donor | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Could Remove All The Space From The Atoms That Make Up Your Body, You Could Walk Through The ___ __ _`Eye Of A Needle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Could Remove All The Space From The Atoms That Make Up Your Body, You Could ____ _______ The Eye Of A Needle`Walk Through | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Could Remove All The Space From The Atoms That Make Up Your ____, You Could Walk Through The Eye Of A Needle`Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Could Remove All The Space From The _____ That Make Up Your Body, You Could Walk Through The Eye Of A Needle`Atoms | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Go Blind In One Eye You Only Lose About One __________ Of Your Vision, But All Your Sense Of Depth`Fifth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Had Chronic Regional Ileitis, What Eponymous Disease Would You Have`Crohn's | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Suffer From Photic Sneezing, What Makes You Sneeze`Bright Light | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Suffered From Hidradenitis Suppurativa, What Kind Of Specialist Would You Visit`Dermatologist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Were A Chiropodist Which Part Of The Body Would You Treat`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If You Were Anosmic, What Would You Lack`Sense Of Smell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Your Mouth Was Completely Dry, You Would Not Be Able To Distinguish The Taste Of`Anything | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Your Mouth Was Completely Dry, You Would Not Be Able To Distinguish The _____ Of Anything`Taste | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Your Mouth Was Completely Dry, You Would Not Be Able To ___________ The Taste Of Anything`Distinguish | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Your Mouth Were Completely Dry, You Wouldn't Be Able To ______ Anything`Taste | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If Your _____ Was Completely Dry, You Would Not Be Able To Distinguish The Taste Of Anything`Mouth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: If __% Of The Human Liver Was Removed, It Could Still Function And Would Eventually Restore Itself To Its Original Size`80 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Illnesses In Which The Immune System Reacts To Normal Components Of The Body As If They Were Foreign Substances And Produces Antibodies Against Them`Autoimmune Diseases | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Illusion Of Hearing Or Seeing Something Not Actually Present`Hallucination | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Improved If You Sleep On Your Right Side`Digestion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1562 A Man Was Dug Up Six Hours After His Burial, After He Had Been Seen Breathing By Someone At The Funeral - He Lived For Another __`75 Years | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1562 A Man Was Dug Up Six Hours After His Burial, After He Had Been Seen _________ By Someone At The Funeral - He Lived For Another 75 Years`Breathing | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1562 A Man Was Dug Up Six Hours After His ______, After He Had Been Seen Breathing By Someone At The Funeral - He Lived For Another 75 Years`Burial | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1562 A Man Was Dug Up ___ _____ After His Burial, After He Had Been Seen Breathing By Someone At The Funeral - He Lived For Another 75 Years`Six Hours | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1855, Dentist Robert Arthur Was The First To Use Gold To Fill`Cavities | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1855, Dentist Robert Arthur Was The First To Use ____ To Fill Cavities`Gold | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1855, Dentist ______ ______ Was The First To Use Gold To Fill Cavities`Robert Arthur | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1855, _______ Robert Arthur Was The First To Use Gold To Fill Cavities`Dentist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1933 In St Louis, The First Operation To Remove A Lung Was Performed At ______`Barnes Hospital | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1933 In St Louis, The First Operation To ______ A Lung Was Performed At Barnes Hospital`Remove | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1977, Napoleon's Penis Was Sold In Paris For About Us $3 800 To An ________`American Urologist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1977, Napoleon's Penis Was Sold In Paris For About Us $_ ___ To An American Urologist`3 800 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1977, Napoleon's Penis Was Sold In _____ For About Us $3 800 To An American Urologist`Paris | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1977, Napoleon's _____ Was Sold In Paris For About Us $3 800 To An American Urologist`Penis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1977, ________'_ Penis Was Sold In Paris For About Us $3 800 To An American Urologist`Napoleon's | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1979 Dr Christian Barnard Was Offered $250 000 By The American National Enquirer To Perform A _____ ____`Human Head Transplant | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1979 Dr Christian Barnard Was Offered $250 000 By The ________ ________ ________ To Perform A Human Head Transplant`American National Enquirer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1979 __ _________ _______ Was Offered $250 000 By The American National Enquirer To Perform A Human Head Transplant`Dr Christian Barnard | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1982, Englishman William Hall Committed Suicide By Drilling Holes Into His Head With A Power Drill... It Took _ Holes`8 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1982, Englishman William Hall Committed Suicide By Drilling Holes Into His Head With A _____ _____... It Took 8 Holes`Power Drill | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1982, Englishman William Hall Committed Suicide By ________ _____ Into His Head With A Power Drill... It Took 8 Holes`Drilling Holes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In 1982, __________ William Hall Committed Suicide By Drilling Holes Into His Head With A Power Drill... It Took 8 Holes`Englishman | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Ancient Egypt, The Brain Was Extracted Through The Nasal Passages During What Process`Mummification | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medical Descriptions, The Meaning Of The Term 'Chronic'`Lingering, Lasting | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medical Matters, What Does The Letter B Stand For In B.C.G`Bacillus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medical Matters, What Does The Letter C Stand For In C.A.T. Scanner`Computerised | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medicine Boric Acid Used For`Antiseptic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medicine Procaine Used For`Anaesthetic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medicine What Do The Letters Hrt Stand For`Hormone Replacement Therapy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medicine, Of Oncology The Study'`Tumours | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Medieval Times, A _____ Was Rolled In Butter And Swallowed As A Cure For Plague And Leprosy`Spider | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Relation To The Human Body, What Does Atp, A Molecule That Stores Energy In Our Cells, Stand For`Adenosine Triphosphate | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Russia, Suppositories Cut From Fresh Potatoes Were Used For Quick Relief Of`Haemorrhoids | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Russia, Suppositories Cut From _____ ________ Were Used For Quick Relief Of Haemorrhoids`Fresh Potatoes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Russia, _____________ Cut From Fresh Potatoes Were Used For Quick Relief Of Haemorrhoids`Suppositories | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Surgery, What Do You Call The Removal Of A Kidney`Nephrectomy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Body What May Be Endocrine Or Exocrine`Glands | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Body, The Cns`Central Nervous System | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Early Twentieth Century, Rattlesnake _____ Was Used To Treat Epilepsy`Venom | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Early Twentieth Century, ___________ Venom Was Used To Treat Epilepsy`Rattlesnake | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The English Hospitals Of The Seventeenth Century, Children Were Entitled To Two Gallons Of ____ As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`Beer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The English Hospitals Of The Seventeenth Century, Children Were Entitled To ___ _______ Of Beer As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`Two Gallons | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The English Hospitals Of The Seventeenth Century, ________ Were Entitled To Two Gallons Of Beer As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`Children | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The English Hospitals Of The ___________ _______, Children Were Entitled To Two Gallons Of Beer As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`Seventeenth Century | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The English _________ Of The Seventeenth Century, Children Were Entitled To Two Gallons Of Beer As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`Hospitals | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Field Of Psychiatry This Term Means Self-Love`Narcissism | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The Industrialized Nations, What Is The Number One Killer Of Adults`Heart Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The United States,1982, The Painkiller 'Tylenol' Was Spiked With`Cyanide | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The United States,1982, The Painkiller '_______' Was Spiked With Cyanide`Tylenol | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The United States,1982, The __________'Tylenol' Was Spiked With Cyanide`Painkiller | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The ______ ______,1982, The Painkiller 'Tylenol' Was Spiked With Cyanide`United States | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In The _______ Hospitals Of The Seventeenth Century, Children Were Entitled To Two Gallons Of Beer As Part Of Their Weekly Diet`English | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In What Common Substance Would You Find Lymphocytes`Blood | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In What Does A Rhinologist Specialise`Human Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In What Organ Is The Islands Of Langerhans Found`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In What Organ Of The Body Is Insulin Produced`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In What Part Of The Body Are Rabies Injections Given`Abdomen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Which Organ Is A Clear Watery Solution Known As The 'Aqueous Humor' Found`Eye | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Which Organ Is A Pulmonary Disease Located`Lungs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Which Organ Is Bile Produced`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Which Organ Is The Islands Of Langerhans Found`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In Which Organ Is Your 'Hypothalamus' Located`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: In ______, Suppositories Cut From Fresh Potatoes Were Used For Quick Relief Of Haemorrhoids`Russia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Infantile Paralysis Is Commonly Known As`Polio | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Infectious Virus Disease Of The Central Nervous System, Sometimes Resulting In Paralysis`Poliomyelitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Inflammation Of The Gums`Gingivitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Ingrown Toe Nails Are`Hereditary | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Insulin Is Commonly Used To Treat Which Condition`Diabetes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Insulin Is Produced In The`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Iron Deficiency Causes The Most Common Form Of`Anaemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Island Infectious Virus Disease Of The Central Nervous System, Sometimes Resulting In Paralysis`Poliomyelitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It Requires 30 Muscles To Raise Your`Eyebrows | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It Requires The Use Of __ Muscles To Speak One Single Word`72 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It Requires __ Muscles To Raise Your Eyebrows`30 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It Takes A ____ One Hour To Swim Seven Inches`Sperm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It's Impossible To Have ____ Eyes`Grey | |
| Anatomy & Medical: It's Impossible To Sneeze With Your Eyes`Open | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Karl Landsteiner Was Awarded The Nobel Prize For His Findings In The Field Of Haematology, What Was His Discovery`Human Blood Groups | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Karl Landsteiner Won A Nobel Prize In 1930 For Which Medical Discovery`Blood Groups | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Keeping Medicine In Which Room, Due To Heat And Moisture, Makes Them Weaker And Possibly Ineffective`Bathroom | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Keratitis Is An Inflammation Of The Cornea Which May Lead To`Blindness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Keratitis Is An Inflammation Of The ______ Which May Lead To Blindness`Cornea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Keratitis Is An ____________ Of The Cornea Which May Lead To Blindness`Inflammation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Killing A Person Painlessly Especially One Suffering From An Incurable Disease`Euthanasia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Kind Of Skin Inflammation`Eczema | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of Iron Makes A Person What`Anaemic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of The Cause Of The Deficiency Disease 'Kwashiorkor'`Protein | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of Vitamin D Causes Which Disease`Rickets | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of What Makes Albinos`Pigment | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of What Vitamin Causes Pellagra`B3 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lack Of Which Chemical Compound In The Body Is Linked With Parkinsons Disease`Dopamine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Laudanum, A Tincture Of Opium, Was A Common ________ In Victorian Times`Sedative | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Laudanum, A ________ Of Opium, Was A Common Sedative In Victorian Times`Tincture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lentigines Is The Medical Term For What`Freckles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Like Fingerprints, Everyone's ______ Print Is Different`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Like Fingerprints, What Other Print Is Individual`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Lip`Labium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Literally Mean A Thread. This Name Is Given To Several Thread-Like Structures Such As The Filum Terminale, The Lower Extension Of The Pia Mater Of The Spinal Cord`Filum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Literally Means A Kernel Or Nut. In Anatomy, Nucleus Is Most Often Used To Describe An Aggregation Or Cluster Of Nerve Cells`Nucleus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Liver Disease Caused By Alcoholism`Cirrhosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Made Up Of The Duodenum, Jejunum And Ileum`Small Intestine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Maggots Were Once Used To Treat A Bone Infection Called`Osteomyelitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Mean Knee. Geniculum Is Sometimes Applied To A Bent Part Of A Structure`Genu | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means A Leg And Is Applied To A Structure That Resembles A Leg Or Stalk`Crus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means A Web And Describes A Thin Web-Like Membrane. Loosely Translated, It Can Mean Tissue`Tela | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means Body`Corpus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means Leaf. The Plural Folia Is Applied To The Folds Of The Cortex Of The Cerebellum`Folium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means Little Grape, Usually Referring To The Small Fleshy Appendage That Hangs From The Soft Palate`Uvula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Means Substance Or Matter`Substantia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Measured On The Cephalic Index`Human Head | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Med. Term For Inability To Swallow`Aglutition | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Abbreviations And Acronyms: What Is Md`Doctor Of Medicine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Experts Say You Should Sleep On Your Right Side To _______`Improve Digestion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Experts Say You Should Sleep On Your _____ ____ To Improve Digestion`Right Side | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Name For Bed-Wetting`Enuresis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Researchers Contend That No Disease Ever Identified Has Been Completely`Eradicated | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medical Treatment Involving Needles`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medically, What Are Lentigines`Freckles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medieval Recipe For The Cure Of Acne 'The Rout Of Dragon's Made Clean And Cut Into Thin Roundels And Steeped For Nine Days In _____ ____ And Applied'`White Wine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Medieval Recipe For The Cure Of Acne 'The Rout Of ______'S Made Clean And Cut Into Thin Roundels And Steeped For Nine Days In White Wine And Applied'`Dragon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Member Of The Acacia Tree Family Is Commonly Known As The Fever Tree And Acquired This Name By Being Ignorantly Blamed For Which Disease`Malaria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Men Are Ten Times More Likely To Be ______-_____ Than Women`Colour-Blind | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Men Have On Average __% More Red Blood Cells Than Women`10 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Milk, Cheese And Meat Are Good Sources Of Which Nutrient Needed For A Healthy Diet`Protein | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Mosquito Repellents Don't Actually Repel... They 'Mask' You By ____________ The Mosquito's Senses`Overwhelming | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Mosquito Repellents Don't Actually Repel... They '____' You By Overwhelming The Mosquito's Senses`Mask | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Most People Blink About __ ___ Times A Day`25 000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Most People Have Lost Fifty Per Cent Of Their Taste Buds By The Time They Reach The Age Of`Sixty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Most People Have Lost _____ Per Cent Of Their Taste Buds By The Time They Reach The Age Of Sixty`Fifty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Most People _____ About 25 000 Times A Day`Blink | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Most Sensitive Cluster Of Nerves`Base Of The Spine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Moving Any Limb Away From The Midline Of The Body Along The Frontal Plane Is Called What`Abduction | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Myologists Have Specialist Knowledge About What Parts Of The Human Body`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Myositis Affects The`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name Of The Tubes That Connect The Ear And Throat`Eustachian | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name Of Your Big Toe`Hallux | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Condition Of The Mind That Leads To A Need To Steal Things`Kleptomania | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Eating Disorder That Suppresses The Urge To Eat Causing The Sufferer To Lose Huge Ammounts Of Weight`Anorexia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Functional Classification Of A Slightly Movable Joint`Ampiarthrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Hardest Substance In The Human Body`Enamel | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Largest Artery In The Human Body`Aorta | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Largest Gland In The Human Body`The Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Organs That Are Involved In A Triple Transplant`Heart Lungs And Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name The Theory Which Proposed That A Person's Mental Development Could Be Measured By A Skull Examination`Phrenology | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Name Used Interchangeably For A Disease Of Rye, For The Fungus Causing The Disease, For The Sclerotium (Compact Hardened Mycelium, Or Fruiting Surface) Of The Fungus, And For The Dried Sclerotium, What Contains Certain Valuable Drugs`Ergot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Narcolepsy Is The Uncontrollable Need To`Sleep | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Narcolepsy Is The ______________ Need To Sleep`Uncontrollable | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nearly A Quarter Of All _____ _____ Can Be Found In The Feet`Human Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nerves To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Spinal Accessory, Suprascapular, Dorsal Scapular And`Axillary | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nerves To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Spinal Accessory, Suprascapular, ______ ________ And Axillary`Dorsal Scapular | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nerves To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Spinal Accessory, _____________, Dorsal Scapular And Axillary`Suprascapular | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nerves To The _________ ________ Region: Spinal Accessory, Suprascapular, Dorsal Scapular And Axillary`Posterior Shoulder | |
| Anatomy & Medical: New Zealand's First ________ Was Opened In 1843`Hospital | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Normal Body Temperature For An Adult Human`98f | |
| Anatomy & Medical: North American Indians Ate Watercress To Dissolve Gravel And Stones In The`Bladder | |
| Anatomy & Medical: North American Indians Ate Watercress To Dissolve ______ ___ ______ In The Bladder`Gravel And Stones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: North American Indians Ate Watercress To ________ Gravel And Stones In The Bladder`Dissolve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Nutmeg, If Injected Intravenously, Is`Fatal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Obsessive Desire To Lose Weight By Dieting`Anorexia Nervosa | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Oestrogen Protects Against _____`Heart Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Of What Does A Human Being Lose An Average Of 40 To 100 Per Day`Hairs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Of What Substance Are Teeth Made`Enamel | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On A Human Body, Hair Grows Out Of Pits In The Skin. What Are These Pits Called`Follicles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On Average The Heart Beats How Many Times A Minute When At Rest`Seventy Two | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On Average, It Takes Two Tablespoons Of Blood To Get A Man's ___ Erect`Penis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On The Body A Calcaneus`Heel Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On What Part Of The Body Are Campers Prone To Being Bitten By Vampire Bats`Big Toe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On What Part Of The Body Is An 'Ltk Procedure' Performed`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: On What Part Of Your Body Would You Wear An Espadrille`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: One Of The Key Sources For Malodorous Emanations Is The Human Body, And Especially The Eccrine Sweat Glands To Be Found In The Armpits And Other Key Spots. When These Glands Aren't Working Properly, That Is When We Suffer From A Sweat Deficiency, We Are Suffering From Which Of These Conditions`Hypohidrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: One Square Inch Of Human Skin Contains 625 _____`Sweat Glands | |
| Anatomy & Medical: One Square Inch Of Human Skin Contains ___ Sweat Glands`625 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Oophorectomy Is The Surgical Removal Of The`Ovaries | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Oophorectomy Is The ________ _______ Of The Ovaries`Surgical Removal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Opium Was Used Widely As A Painkiller During The American Civil War. As A Result, Over One Hundred Thousand Soldiers Had Become ____ _______ By The End Of The War`Drug Addicts | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Opium Was Used Widely As A Painkiller During The ________ _____ ___. As A Result, Over One Hundred Thousand Soldiers Had Become Drug Addicts By The End Of The War`American Civil War | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Organ Of The Digestive System`Stomach | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Osteomyelitis Affects The`Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Our Eyes Never Grow Our _______ ___ ____ Never Stop Growing`Nose And Ears | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Our ___ Are Always The Same Size From Birth, But Our Nose And Ears Never Stop Growing`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Over Where Does The Uvula Dangle`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Part Of The Nose Between The Nostrils`Columella | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Peritonitis, Affects The`Abdomen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: A Penis, Esp. Erect`Phallophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Ablutophobia Is The Fear Of`Washing | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Acarophobia Is The Fear Of`Itching | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Acerophobia Is The Fear Of`Sourness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Achluophobia Is The Fear Of`Darkness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Acousticophobia Is The Fear Of`Noise | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Acrophobia Is The Fear Of`Heights | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Aeroacrophobia Is The Fear Of`High Places | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Aerophobia Is The Fear Of`Drafts | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Agateophobia Is The Fear Of`Insanity | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Air Drafts Or Wind`Anemophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Amnesia`Amnesiphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Amphibians, Such As Frogs, Newts, Salamanders, Etc`Batrachophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Animals`Zoophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Arachnophobia Is The Fear Of What`Spiders | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Beautiful Women`Caligynephobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Bees`Melissophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Being Buried Alive`Taphephobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Being Last`Telosphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Being Oneself`Eremophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Bibliophobia Is A Fear Of`Books | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Books`Bibliophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Cats`Ailurophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Children`Pedophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Chinese, Chinese Culture`Sinophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Church`Ecclesiophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Computers`Logizomechanophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Confined Spaces`Claustrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Crosses Or The Crucifix`Staurophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Crowds`Agoraphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Darkness`Lygophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Dawn Or Daylight`Eosophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Death Or Dead Things`Necrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Death Or Dying`Thanatophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Dolls`Pediophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Doraphobia Is The Fear Of`Fur | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Drugs`Pharmacophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Electricity`Electrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Eleutherophobia Is A Fear Of`Freedom | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Elurophobia Is The Fear Of`Cats | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: England, English Culture, Etc`Anglophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Everything`Panophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Extreme Cold, Ice, Or Frost`Cryophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Eyes`Ommetaphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Falling In Love Or Being In Love`Philophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Feeling Pleasure`Hedonophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Fire`Pyrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Fog`Nebulaphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Food Or Eating`Sitophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Freedom`Eleutherophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Gamophobia Is A Fear Of What`Marriage | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Geliophobia Is The Fear Of`Laughter | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Gephydrophobia Is A Fear Of`Bridges | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: German Or German Things`Teutophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Germs Or Contamination Or Dirt`Mysophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Gods Or Religion`Theophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Gymnophobia Is The Fear Of`Naked Bodies | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Hearing A Certain Word Or Names`Onomatophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Heat`Thermophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Heaven`Uranophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Heights`Acrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia The Fear Of`Long Words | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Home Surroundings, Ones House`Oikophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Horses`Equinophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Ice Or Frost`Pagophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Ideas`Ideophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Injections`Trypanophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Insanity`Dementophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Insects`Entomophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Japanese, Japanese Culture, Etc`Japanophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Jealousy`Zelophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Jews`Judeophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Justice`Dikephobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Knowledge`Epistemophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Large Things`Megalophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Learning`Sophophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Light`Photophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Long Words`Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Many Things`Polyphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Marriage`Gamophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Memories`Mnemophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Men`Androphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Mind`Psychophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Monsters Or Deformed People`Teratophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Mother-In-Law`Pentheraphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Mottephobia Is The Fear Of What`Moths | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Movement Or Motion`Kinetophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Mushrooms`Mycophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Music`Melophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Myths, Stories, Or False Statements`Mythophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Narrow Things Or Narrow Places`Stenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: New Things Or Ideas`Cenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Noises Or Voices`Phonophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Nudity`Gymnophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Numbers`Numerophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Objects At The Right Side Of The Body`Dextrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Of What Are Xenophobics Afraid`Strangers | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: One Thing`Monophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Opening One's Eyes`Optophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Otters`Lutraphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Panphopia A Fear Of`Everything | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Philosophy`Philosophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Phobias`Phobophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Pins`Enetophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Plants`Botanophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Pogonophobia Is The Fear Of`Beards | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Poison`Toxiphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Politicians`Politicophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Poverty`Peniaphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Priests Or Sacred Things`Heirophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Property`Orthophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Rabies Or Becoming Mad`Lyssophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Radiation, X-Rays`Radiophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Ranidaphobia Is The Fear Of What`Frogs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Razors`Xyrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Rectum`Proctophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Reptiles Or Creepy, Crawly Things`Herpetophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Returning Home`Nostophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Rivers Or Running Water`Potamophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Road Travel`Hodophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Rooms`Koinoniphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Russians, Russian Culture, Etc`Russophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Saints Or Holy Things`Hagiophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: School`Scolionophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Sex`Genophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Sexual Perversion`Paraphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Shadows`Sciophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Sharks`Selachophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Sleep`Somniphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Slime`Myxophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Small Things`Microphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Smells Or Odours`Osmophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Snakes`Ophidiophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Snow`Chionophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Society`Sociophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Speaking`Laliophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Specters Or Ghosts`Spectrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Spiders`Arachnephobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Stars And Celestial Space`Astrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Staying Single`Anuptaphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Stealing`Kleptophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Strangers Or Foreigners`Xenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Stuttering`Psellismophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Taste`Geumaphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Technology`Technophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Teenagers`Ephebiphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Teeth Or Dental Surgery`Odontophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Termites, Insects That Eat Wood`Isopterophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Fear Of Prostitutes Is Called`Cyprinophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Heart`Cardiophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Moon`Selenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Most Common Phobia, Arachnephobia, Is A Phobia Of`Spiders | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Night`Noctiphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Northern Lights`Auroraphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Ocean Known As`Thalassophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Opposite Sex`Heterophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: The Second Most Common Phobia, Anthropophobia, Is A Fear Of`People | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Theatres`Theatrophbia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Theology`Theologicophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: This Is The Fear Of Enclosed Spaces`Claustrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Thunder And Lightning`Brontophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Time`Chronophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Trees`Dendrophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Triskadekaphobia Is The Fear Of What Number`13 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Ugliness`Cacophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Urine Or Urinating`Urophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Vegetables`Lachanophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Vehicles`Ochophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Voids Or Empty Spaces`Kenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Vomiting`Emetophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Waves`Kymophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Wealth`Plutophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Do You Fear If You Have 'Nephophobia'`Clouds | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Do You Fear Will Stick To The Roof Of Your Mouth If You Have Arachibutyrophobia`Peanut Butter | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Does A Panaphobe Fear`Everything | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Does A Person Look Like If Described As 'Wan'`Pale-Faced | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Does A Person Suffering From Kleptomania Want To Do`Steal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Does A Person With Taphephobia Fear`Being Buried Alive | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Anthophobia A Fear Of`Flowers | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Bogyphobia`Bogeyman | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Ecclesiophobia The Fear Of`Church | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Emetophobia The Fear Of`Vomiting | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliaphobia The Fear Of`Long Words | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Pupaphobia`Fear Of Puppets | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Sinistrophobia The Fear Of`Things To The Left | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is Spermophobia The Fear Of`Germs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: What Is The Phobia 'Bibliophobia' A Fear Of`Books | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Wind`Anemophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Wines`Oenophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Women`Gynophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Words`Logophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Work`Ergophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Worms`Scoleciphobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Writing In Public`Scriptophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Phobias: Writing Or Handwriting`Graphophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Physcrophilia Is The ______ _______ By Cold`Sexual Arousal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Pockets Of Peritoneum In The Abdomen`Pouch | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Podobromhidrosis`Smelly Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Polio Is Also Known As`Infantile Paralysis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Portion Of The Central Nervous System Contained Within The Skull`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Powdered Tea Was Once Used As A Snuff To Stop ________`Bleeding Noses | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Powdered Tea Was Once Used As A _____ To Stop Bleeding Noses`Snuff | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Progressive Opacity Of Eye Lens`Cataract | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Prosthetics Deals With The Making Of ________`Artificial Limbs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Pulley`Trochlea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Pulp, Crown, And Root Are Parts Of A(N)`Tooth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Pungent Crystalline Substance Used In Medicine And Mothballs`Camphor | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Quinine Is An Alkaloid Extract Of The Bark Of The ________`Cinchona Tree | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Quinine Is An Alkaloid Extract Of The ____ Of The Cinchona Tree`Bark | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Quinine Is An ________ Extract Of The Bark Of The Cinchona Tree`Alkaloid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Red Blood Cells Are Produced In The ____`Bone Marrow | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Removed With An Orchidectomy`Testicle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Renal Is A Term Given To Things Relating To Or Affecting Which Organ`Kidneys | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Roof`Tegmen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sailors Lacking Vitamin C Would Contract Which Disease`Scurvy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Salicylic Acid Better Known As`Aspirin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Same As A Chiasma. A Crossing Of Fibers In The Form Of An X`Decussation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Scurvy Is A Lack Of Which Vitamin`C | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Septicaemia Is Better Known As`Blood Poisoning | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Are The Major Cause Of Preventable Sterility In American ___ ___`Men And Women | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Are The Major Cause Of ___________ _________ In American Men And Women`Preventable Sterility | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sigmund Freud Bought His First Sample Of _______ For $1.27 Per Gram`Cocaine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sperm Is The Smallest Single Cell In A ____`Mans Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Sperm Is The ________ ______ ____ In A Mans Body`Smallest Single Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Spread Out, The Walls Of The Human Intestines Would Cover An Area Of About ___ _______ ______`One Hundred Square Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Spread Out, The Walls Of The Human Intestines Would _____ __ ____ Of About One Hundred Square Feet`Cover An Area | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Strabismus Is Another Name For Which Affliction`Squint | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Strabismus Is The Medical Term For Which Complaint`Crossed Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Stroking The Sole Of The Foot Is Used By Doctor's To Produce The ________`Babinski Effect | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Strong, Fibrous Tissues That Bind Joints Are Called`Ligaments | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Supporting Fibrous Framework Of Tissue`Stroma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Syringomyelia Cyst Is Located Inside The`Spinal Column | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The 'Funny Bone' Is Not A Bone But A`Nerve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The '_____ ____' Is Not A Bone But A Nerve`Funny Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Act Of _______ And Stretching Is Called Pandiculation`Yawning | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Amount Of Carbon In The Human Body Is Enough To Fill About 900 ____`Lead Pencils | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Amount Of Carbon In The Human Body Is Enough To Fill About ___ Lead Pencils`900 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Amount Of Carbon In The _____ ____ Is Enough To Fill About 900 Lead Pencils`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Amount Of ______ In The Human Body Is Enough To Fill About 900 Lead Pencils`Carbon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Anatomical Name For The Bones Of A Human's Fingers And Toes`Phalanges | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Ancient Greeks Believed That Boys Developed In The Right Hand Side Of The Womb And Girls In The ____ ____`Left Hand Side | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Ancient Greeks Believed That Boys Developed In The Right Hand Side Of The ____ And Girls In The Left Hand Side`Womb | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Ancient Greeks Believed That Boys Developed In The _____ ____ ____ Of The Womb And Girls In The Left Hand Side`Right Hand Side | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Anticancer Drug Laetrile Is Derived From The Pit Of What Common Fruit`Apricot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Aorta Is The Largest Artery In The Human Body, Measuring About 3cm In Diameter At The`Heart | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Aorta Is The Largest Artery In The Human Body, Measuring About ___ In Diameter At The Heart`3cm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Aorta Is The Largest Artery In The _____ ____, Measuring About 3cm In Diameter At The Heart`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Aorta Is The _______ ______ In The Human Body, Measuring About 3cm In Diameter At The Heart`Largest Artery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Area Of A Human Lung Equals`Tennis Court | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Arteries And Veins Surrounding The Brain Stem Are Called What`Circle Of Willis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Auricularis Muscles Are Used To ____ ___`Move The Ears | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Adult Human Has 32 Of These`Teeth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Height Of A Man In The Middle Ages Was ____ ____ ___ Inches`Five Feet Six | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Height Of A Man In The ______ ____ Was Five Feet Six Inches`Middle Ages | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Carbon To Make`900 Pencils | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Fat To Make How Many Bars Of Soap`Seven | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Iron To Make How Many 3' Nails`1 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Of What To Kill All The Fleas On An Average Dog`Sulphur | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Of What To Make 2,200 Match Heads`Phosphorous | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Of What To Make 900 Pencils`Carbon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough Sulphur To Kill`All The Fleas On A Dog | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Body Contains Enough ____ To Kill All Fleas On An Average Dog`Sulphuric | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Brain Weighs ___`1.3 Kg | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Human Produces How Many Quarts Of Spit In A Lifetime`25,000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average Lifespan Of A Tastebud`Ten Days | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Average _____ _____ Weighs 1.3 Kg`Human Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Biggest Disqualifying Factor For Prospective Astronauts`Eyesight | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Binot-Simon Scale Used To Measure`Intelligence | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Black Death Claimed Roughly Forty Million Lives In The __________`Thirteenth Century | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Black Death Claimed Roughly _____ _______ Lives In The Thirteenth Century`Forty Million | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Bone At The End Of The Spine`Coccyx | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Bones Of A _____ Weigh Less Than It's Feathers`Pigeon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Brain Uses More Than 25% Of The Oxygen Used By The _____`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Brain Uses More Than 25% Of The ______ Used By The Human Body`Oxygen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Brain Uses More Than __% Of The Oxygen Used By The Human Body`25 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Branch Of Medicine Dealing With Curing By Operative Procedures Is`Surgery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Chinese Practice Of Treating Illness By Inserting Needles Into The Body Called`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Classical Medical Symbol Of Two Serpents Wrapped Around A Staff Is Called A What`Nautiluscaduceus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Clotting Protein In Blood Called`Fibrin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Collarbone`Clavicle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For 'Tinea Pedis'`Athletes Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For Leucocytes, Found In The Blood`White Blood Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For The 'Pharynx'`Throat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For The Disease That Doctors Call 'Rubella'`German Measles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For The Larynx`Voice Box | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name For Tinea, A Fungal Skin Condition, When It Attacks The Feet`Athlete's Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name Of Scrivener's Palsy`Writer's Cramp | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Name Of The Disease Varicella`Chicken Pox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Common Term For A 'Somnambulist'`Sleepwalker | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Concave Dish Shape Of A Liquid Inside A Glass Or Tube`Meniscus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Correct Name For The Voice Box Is The`Larynx | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Cortex And Medulla Are Parts Of What Organ`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Creature Hirudo Medicinalis Was Used Extensively By Doctors, It`Leech | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Crystalline Quartz, Amethyst Was Once Believed To Prevent`Drunkenness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Crystalline Quartz, ________ Was Once Believed To Prevent Drunkenness`Amethyst | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Cure Of Disease By Faith In Divine Power`Faith Healing | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Decrease In Size Of A Tissue Or Organ Due To Degeneration`Atrophy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Disease Frequent In Asia, Africa And America, Which Is Believed To Result From Eating Polished Rice`Beri Beri | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Disease Tuberculosis, Is Best Known As`Consumption | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Disease ____________, Is Best Known As Consumption`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Drug That Is Used To Treat Parkinson's Disease`Dopamine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Eardrum`Tympanic Membrane | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Extensor ______ ______ _____ Is Used To Extend The Little Finger`Digiti Minimi Manus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Femur Is A Bone In What Part Of The Body`Thigh | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Fibrous Covering Of A Bone`Periosteum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Fissure Of _______, Would Be Found In The Human Brain`Rolando | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Fleshy Muscular Organ Joined To The _____ ____ Is The Tongue`Hyoid Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Gall Bladder Is Located Directly Underneath What Large Organ`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The General Term Used For Various Forms Of Insanity And Mental Derangement`Mental Illness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Gland Responsible For Producing The Hormone That Regulates Growth Is Called The Pituitary Gland. It Is The Size Of A`Pea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Gluteus Maximus Muscle Is The Bulk Of The`Buttock | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Hardest Substance In The Human Body`Enamel | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Contains About Sixty Thousand Miles Of`Blood Vessels | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Contains Enough Iron To Make A Spike Strong Enough To Hold Your ___`Own Weight | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Contains Enough Iron To Make A Spike ______ ______ To Hold Your Own Weight`Strong Enough | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Contains Enough ____ To Make A Spike Strong Enough To Hold Your Own Weight`Iron | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Has Enough Fat To Produce 7 Bars Of`Soap | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Has Enough Fat To Produce _ ____ Of Soap`7 Bars | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Has Fewer Muscles In It Than A`Caterpillar | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Has Over 600 What To Account For 40% Of The Body's Weight`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Has ______ ___ To Produce 7 Bars Of Soap`Enough Fat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Transmits Nerve Impulses At About __ ______ A Second`90 Metres | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body Transmits _____ ________ At About 90 Metres A Second`Nerve Impulses | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Body's Second Biggest Organ`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Brain Is ___`80% Water | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Head Is A Quarter Of Our Total Length At Birth, But Only An Eighth Of Our Total Length By The Time We Reach`Adulthood | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Head Is A Quarter Of Our Total Length At Birth, But Only An Eighth Of Our _____ ______ By The Time We Reach Adulthood`Total Length | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Head Is A Quarter Of Our Total Length At Birth, But Only An ______ Of Our Total Length By The Time We Reach Adulthood`Eighth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Head Is A Quarter Of Our Total Length __ _____, But Only An Eighth Of Our Total Length By The Time We Reach Adulthood`At Birth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Head Is A Quarter Of Our _____ ______ At Birth, But Only An Eighth Of Our Total Length By The Time We Reach Adulthood`Total Length | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Heart Creates Enough Pressure When It Pumps Out To The Body To Squirt Blood _______ Feet`30 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Heart Creates Enough ______ When It Pumps Out To The Body To Squirt Blood 30 Feet`Pressure | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Wrist Contains More Bones Than The`Ankle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human Wrist Contains ____ _____ Than The Ankle`More Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Human _____ Contains More Bones Than The Ankle`Wrist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Hydrochloric Acid In The Human Stomach Is Strong Enough To Dissolve A`Nail | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Hydrochloric Acid In The Human Stomach Is Strong Enough To ________ A Nail`Dissolve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Hydrochloric Acid In The _____ _______ Is Strong Enough To Dissolve A Nail`Human Stomach | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Islands Of Langerhans Won't Be Found On A Map, They're A Group Of Cells Located In The`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Islands Of Langerhans Won't Be Found On A Map, They're A _____ __ _____ Located In The Pancreas`Group Of Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Islands Of Langerhans Won't Be _____ __ _ ___, They're A Group Of Cells Located In The Pancreas`Found On A Map | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Junction Between Two Nerve Cells Called`Synapse | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Lack Of This Element In The Diet Is A Cause Of Goitre`Iodine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Lack Of What Vitamin Causes Beriberi (Numbness In The Hands And Feet)`B1 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest And Most Complicated Joint In The Body`Knee | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In A Human Body`Ovum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In The Human Body Is The Female Reproductive Cell, The Ovum. The Smallest Is The ____`Male Sperm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In The Human Body Is The Female Reproductive Cell, The Ovum. ___ ________ Is The Male Sperm`The Smallest | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In The Human Body Is The Female Reproductive Cell, ___ ____. The Smallest Is The Male Sperm`The Ovum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In The Human Body Is The ______ ____________ ____, The Ovum. The Smallest Is The Male Sperm`Female Reproductive Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Cell In The _____ ____ Is The Female Reproductive Cell, The Ovum. The Smallest Is The Male Sperm`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Gland In The Human Body`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Muscle In The Human Body Is The`Buttock | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Muscle In The _____ ____ Is The Buttock`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest Single Organ Of The Human Body Is The`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Largest ______ In The Human Body Is The Buttock`Muscle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Leading Cause Of Death In The Late 19th Century Was`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Leading Cause Of Death In The Late ____ _______ Was Tuberculosis`19th Century | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Left Lung Is Smaller Than The Right Lung, To Make Room For Which Organ`Heart | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Left Side Of The Brain Is Usually Responsible For The _______ __`Control Of Speech | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Left Side Of The _____ Is Usually Responsible For The Control Of Speech`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Legend Of Werewolves Has Been Explained As A Psychiatric Condition In Which A Person Believes S/He Is A Wolf. What Is This Condition Called`Lycanthropy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Little Lump Of Flesh Just Forward Of Your Ear Canal, Right Next To Your Temple, Is Called A(N)`Tragus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Liver Is The Largest ________ _____ Weighing About 10.5 Kilograms`Internal Organ | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Longest Tendon In The Body`Achilles Tendon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Lumbar Spine Consists Of How Many Vertebrae`Five | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Malleus And The Incus Are Two Of The Three Auditory Ossicles. Which Is The Third`Stapes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Name For 'Hardening Of The Arteries'`Atherosclerosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Name For The Thigh Bone`Femur | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Name For The Voice Box Is The`Larynx | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For A Black Eye Is _____________`Circumorbital Haematoma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For A _____ ___ Is Circumorbital Haematoma`Black Eye | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For An Eyeball Shaped Like A Rugby Ball`Astigmatism | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For Cancer Of The Blood`Leukemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For Ear Wax`Cerumen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For Pain And Aching In The Lower Back`Lumbago | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For Short Sightedness`Myopia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For The Cartilage In The Nose`Septum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For The Sudden And Complete Loss Of Memory`Amnesia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Medical Term For Word Blindness`Dyslexia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Middle Ear And The _______ Are Joined With The Eustachian Tube`Pharynx | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Misshapen Ear That Boxers Often Have`Cauliflower Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Common Blood Type In Humans`Type O | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Common Disease In The World`Tooth Decay | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Prescribed Drug In The United Kingdom In 1985 Was`Valium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Prescribed Drug In The ______ _______ In 1985 Was Valium`United Kingdom | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Sensitive Cluster Of Nerves Is At The ____ __ ___`Base Of The Spine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most Sensitive _______ __ ______ Is At The Base Of The Spine`Cluster Of Nerves | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most _________ Cluster Of Nerves Is At The Base Of The Spine`Sensitive | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Most __________ Drug In The United Kingdom In 1985 Was Valium`Prescribed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Mount Of Jupiter And The Girdle Of Venus Are Found On The ____ __ ____`Palm Of Your Hand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Mount Of Jupiter And The ______ __ _____ Are Found On The Palm Of Your Hand`Girdle Of Venus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The N In Nmr Stands For`Nuclear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name For The Part Of The Bone That Fits Into A Socket To Form Hip And Shoulder Joints`Ball | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Given To Part Of The Large Intestine`Colon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of A Device Used To Stem The Flow Of Blood`Tourniquet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Big Muscle Used In Breathing That Separates The Chest From The Abdomen`Diaphragm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Body Part That Separates The Abdomen From The Thorax`Diaphragm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Body Part Which Separates The Nostrils`Septum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Bone At The Base Of The Human Spine`Coccyx | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Bone In The Lower Leg`Tibia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Cartilage Flap At The Trachea Which Prevents Food Going Down The Wrong Way`Epiglottis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Cord Joining A Mother And Her Unborn Child`Umbilical Cord | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Eating Disorder Where Binging Is Followed By Deliberate Vomiting And Purging`Bulimia Nervosa | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Infection Of The Gums That Causes Them To Bleed`Pyorrhoea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of The Large Prominent Vein In The Side Of Your Neck`Jugular Vein | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Name Of Which Disease Comes From The Italian Meaning 'Bad Air'`Malaria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Native Form In Which Dna Most Commonly Found`Double Stranded Helix | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Nose Continues To Grow __________ Your Life`Throughout | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Only Bone Not Broken So Far During Any Ski Accident Is The One Located In The`Inner Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Only Head Bone That A Normal Human Can Move`Jawbone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Only Part Of The Human Body That Cannot Repair Itself`Teeth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Opposite Of 'Cross-Eyed' Is '____-____'`Wall-Eyed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Opposite Of '_____-____' Is 'Wall-Eyed'`Cross-Eyed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Other Term For German Measles Is`Rubella | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Part Of A Nerve Or Organ Which Arises From Another Structure`Root | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Part Of The Nose That Separates The Two Nostrils`Columella | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Part Of The Sole Between The Heel And The Ball Of The Foot`Shank | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Prevention Of Pregnancy`Contraception | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Process Of Converting Glucose To Energy In Cells Called`Respiration | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Purpose Of An Analgesic Drug`To Reduce Pain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Rate Of Quadruplets Are 1 (Set) In Every ___ ___ Births`490 000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Science Of Preparing And Dispensing Drugs Is`Pharmacy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Second Growth Phase Of The Cell Cycle, Consisting Of The Portion Of Interphase After Dna Synthesis Occurs`G2 Phase | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Second Largest Bone In The Foot`Talus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Septum Linguae Is Found On The`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Shin Bone`Tibia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Small Intestine Is Made Up Of The Duodenum, The Jejenum And The`Ileum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Small Intestine Is Made Up Of The Jejenum, The Ileum And The`Duodenum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Smallest Bone In The Body Is The _______`Stirrup Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Smallest Bone In The Body`Stirrup Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Soft Areas Of The Cartilage On A Baby's Head Where The Skull Bones Haven't Joined Is Called What`Fontanelle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Soft Tissue Inside Bones Called`Marrow | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Space Between Two Adjacent Neurones Is Called The '_______'`Synapse | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Space Between Two Adjacent ________ Is Called The 'Synapse'`Neurones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Space Between ___ Adjacent Neurones Is Called The 'Synapse'`Two | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Stage Of The Heart Cycle In Which The Heart Muscle Contracts And The Chambers Pump Blood`Systole | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Strongest Muscle In The Body Is The`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Strongest Muscle`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Substance Obtained From Acacia Trees That Is Used In Medicine`Gum Arabic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Sulphate Of Which Metal Is Used To Render The Alimentary Canal Opaque To X-Rays (Symbol Ba)`Barium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Surface Area Inside The Average Adult Human Lung (In Square Feet Only)`Twelve Hundred | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Surface Area Of A Human Lung Is Equal To A ______`Tennis Court | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Surface Area Of A _____ ____ Is Equal To A Tennis Court`Human Lung | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of Haemophilia Are Never Displayed By Women, But Can Only Pass It On. With Men Is The`Opposite | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of Haemophilia Are Never Displayed By Women, But Can Only Pass It On. With ___ Is The Opposite`Men | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of Haemophilia Are Never Displayed By Women, But Can Only ____ __ __. With Men Is The Opposite`Pass It On | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of Haemophilia Are Never Displayed By _____, But Can Only Pass It On. With Men Is The Opposite`Women | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of Haemophilia Are _____ _________ By Women, But Can Only Pass It On. With Men Is The Opposite`Never Displayed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Symptoms Of ___________ Are Never Displayed By Women, But Can Only Pass It On. With Men Is The Opposite`Haemophilia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Technical Term For Blood Poisoning`Toxaemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Technical Term For The Bones In The Fingers And Toes`Phalanges | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Teeth Used For Biting Or Cutting Are Known As`Incisors | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Term For A Mass Of Food Moving From Your Mouth To Your Stomach Called`Bolus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Term For The Union Of Two Dissimilar Sexual Cells Or Gametes To Form A New Individual`Fertilisation | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Thyroid Cartilage Is More Commonly Known As The ____'_`Adam's Apple | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Tibia`Shin Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Tips Of Fingers And The Soles Of Feet Are Covered By A Thick, Tough Layer Of Skin Called The What`Stratum Corneum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Tube That Carries Urine From The Kidneys To The Bladder`Ureter | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Tympanic Membrane`Eardrum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Vaccine For ________ Was Developed In 1798`Smallpox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Vaccine Mmr Offers Protection Against Which Diseases`Measles Mumps And Rubella | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The White Semicircle On A Fingernail`Lunula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Women Of The Brazilian Apinaly Tribe Bite Their Mates ________ During Intercourse`Eyebrows | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Women Of The Brazilian Apinaly Tribe ____ Their Mates Eyebrows During Intercourse`Bite | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Women Of The _________ Apinaly Tribe Bite Their Mates Eyebrows During Intercourse`Brazilian | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The Wrist, Or The Wrist Bones`Carpus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ____ Continues To Grow Throughout Your Life`Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ____ ____ Of The Brain Is Usually Responsible For The Control Of Speech`Left Side | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ And The Eye Are Self-Cleaning Organs`Vagina | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ Between Two Adjacent Neurones Is Called The 'Synapse'`Space | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ Is The Largest Artery In The Human Body, Measuring About 3cm In Diameter At The Heart`Aorta | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ Is The Largest Internal Organ Weighing About 10.5 Kilograms`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ Of The Brazilian Apinaly Tribe Bite Their Mates Eyebrows During Intercourse`Women | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ __ _______ And The Girdle Of Venus Are Found On The Palm Of Your Hand`Mount Of Jupiter | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Contains About Sixty Thousand Miles Of Blood Vessels`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Contains Enough Iron To Make A Spike Strong Enough To Hold Your Weight`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Has Enough Fat To Produce 7 Bars Of Soap`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Has Fewer Muscles In It Than A Caterpillar`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Is A Quarter Of Our Total Length At Birth, But Only An Eighth Of Our Total Length By The Time We Reach Adulthood`Human Head | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ ____ Transmits Nerve Impulses At About 90 Metres A Second`Human Body | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ _____ Is 80% Water`Human Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _____ _______ Supplies The Liver With Oxygen`Hepatic Artery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ______ ___ And The Pharynx Are Joined With The Eustachian Tube`Middle Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ______ ____ ___________ Is 37 Celsius`Normal Body Temperature | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ______ ________ _____ Joined To The Hyoid Bone Is The Tongue`Fleshy Muscular Organ | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ For Smallpox Was Developed In 1798`Vaccine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ Human Brain Weighs 1.3 Kg`Average | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ Muscle In The Human Body Is The Buttock`Largest | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ Of Rolando, Would Be Found In The Human Brain`Fissure | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ ____ In The Human Body Is The Female Reproductive Cell, The Ovum. The Smallest Is The Male Sperm`Largest Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ _____ __ _____ In The Late 19th Century Was Tuberculosis`Leading Cause Of Death | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ ______ Believed That Boys Developed In The Right Hand Side Of The Womb And Girls In The Left Hand Side`Ancient Greeks | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ ______ Of A Man In The Middle Ages Was Five Feet Six Inches`Average Height | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______ __________ Is More Commonly Known As The Adam's Apple`Thyroid Cartilage | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The _______Are Tubes In The Testes That Manufacture Sperm`Seminiferous Tubules | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ________ Of 'Cross-Eyed' Is 'Wall-Eyed'`Opposite | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ________ Of Haemophilia Are Never Displayed By Women, But Can Only Pass It On. With Men Is The Opposite`Symptoms | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ________ ____ In The Body Is The Stirrup Bone`Smallest Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ___________ Quartz, Amethyst Was Once Believed To Prevent Drunkenness`Crystalline | |
| Anatomy & Medical: The ____________ ____ In The Human Stomach Is Strong Enough To Dissolve A Nail`Hydrochloric Acid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 14 Phalanges (Finger Bones) In A _____`Human Hand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 14 Phalanges (______ _____) In A Human Hand`Finger Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 14 _________ (Finger Bones) In A Human Hand`Phalanges | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 45 Miles Of What In The Skin Of A Human Being`Nerves | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 5 Pairs Of Muscles In The Superficial Layer: Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboid Major, Rhomboid Minor And _______`Levator Scapulae | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 5 Pairs Of Muscles In The Superficial Layer: Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboid Major, ________ _____ And Levator Scapulae`Rhomboid Minor | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 5 Pairs Of Muscles In The Superficial Layer: Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, ________ _____, Rhomboid Minor And Levator Scapulae`Rhomboid Major | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 5 Pairs Of Muscles In The Superficial Layer: _________, Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboid Major, Rhomboid Minor And Levator Scapulae`Trapezius | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 5 Pairs Of Muscles In The ___________ _____: Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboid Major, Rhomboid Minor And Levator Scapulae`Superficial Layer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 625 Sweat Glands In One Square Inch Of Human`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are 625 Sweat Glands In What Area Of Human Skin`One Square Inch | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are About __ Different Muscles In A Birds Wing`40 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are How Many Miles Of Nerves In The Skin Of A Human Being`45 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are More Living Organisms On The Skin Of A Single Human Being Than There Are Human Beings On The _______ __ ___`Surface Of The Earth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are More Living Organisms On The Skin Of A ______ _____ _____ Than There Are Human Beings On The Surface Of The Earth`Single Human Being | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are More Living Organisms On The ____ Of A Single Human Being Than There Are Human Beings On The Surface Of The Earth`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are Over 100 Million Light Sensitive Cells In The`Retina | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are Over 100 Million _____ _________ _____ In The Retina`Light Sensitive Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are __ Million Digestive Glands In The Stomach`35 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are __ Phalanges (Finger Bones) In A Human Hand`14 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Are __ Thousand Miles Of Arteries, Capillaries, And Veins In The Adult Human Body`62 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Is Enough Iron In A Human Being To Make`One Small Nail | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Is More Pigment In _____ ____ Than Blue`Brown Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Is No Single Word Given To Describe The ____ __ ___`Back Of The Knee | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Is No ______ ____ Given To Describe The Back Of The Knee`Single Word | |
| Anatomy & Medical: There Is ____ _______ In Brown Eyes Than Blue`More Pigment | |
| Anatomy & Medical: These Animals Were Once Used To Bleed The Sick`Leeches | |
| Anatomy & Medical: These Attach Muscles To Bones Or Cartilage`Tendons | |
| Anatomy & Medical: These Essential Body Cells Do Not Contain Nuclei`Red Blood Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Alkaloid Extracted From Cinchona Bark, ______ Is Commonly Used In Malaria Therapy`Quinine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This American Chemist, Along With Gertrude Elion, Developed Drugs For Leukemia, Malaria, And Other Bacterial Infections`George H. Hitchings | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Branch Of Medicine Deals With Old Age And Its Diseases`Geriatrics | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Cell Organelle Is Responsible For Protein Production`Ribosome | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Complex Substance Makes Up All Living Things`Protoplasm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Disease Consists Of A Purposeless, Continual Growth Of White Blood Cells`Leukemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Is Known As 'The Royal Disease'`Haemophilia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Is The Medical Name For Shoulder Blade`Scapula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Is The Only Artery In The Human Body That Carries Deoxygenated Blood Away From The Heart`Pulmonary | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Large Bean Shaped Lymph Gland Can Expand And Contract As Needed`The Spleen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Large Bean-Shaped Lymph Gland Can Expand And Contract As Needed`Spleen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Organ Of The Excretory System Is Composed Of Small Tubules Called Nephridia`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: This Small Gland Attached To The Brain Exerts A Control Over Growth`Pituitary | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Thomas Wedders, The English Circus Freak, Had A Nose Which Was _____ ___ _ ____ Inches Long`Seven And A Half | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Thomas Wedders, The English Circus Freak, Had A ____ Which Was Seven And A Half Inches Long`Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Thomas Wedders, The _______ Circus Freak, Had A Nose Which Was Seven And A Half Inches Long`English | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Tissue Or Organ Of The Animal Body Characterized By The Ability To Contract, Usually In Response To A Stimulus From The Nervous System`Muscle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Tissue Which Lies Immediately Deep To The Skin Known As Subcutaneous Tissue. It Usually Consists Of A Layer Of Connective Tissue Which Contains Fat, And Of A Deep And More Fibrous Layer Which Adheres To The Surface Of The Underlying Muscle And Vessels`Fascia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: To What Do The Tendons Attach The Muscles`Bones Or Cartilage | |
| Anatomy & Medical: To Which Part Of The Body Does The Adjective 'Renal' Refer`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Total Colour Blindness Is Medically Know As What`Monochromatism | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Treatment Of Disease And Correction Of Deformity Or Defect By Manual And Operative Procedures, With Or Without The Use Of Drugs`Surgery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Treatment Of Disease By Various Approaches`Therapy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Tuberculosis`Consumption | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Tubular Sack Attached To The Large Intestine`Appendix | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Type Of Spongiform Encephalopathy Affecting Human Beings And Leading To Dementia`Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Ulna, Radius, And Clavicle Are Types Of`Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Until 1947, What Did 'Gripe Water' Contain`Opium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Until 1947, What Mixture Used For Calming Babies Contained Opium`Gripe Water | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Used To Denote The Widest Part Of A Hollow Organ`Fundus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Used To Describe The Dilated Part Of A Duct`Ampulla | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Various Methods Used To Prevent Pregnancy From Occurring`Birth Control | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Vessels That Return Blood From Capillaries To The Heart`Veins | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Victorian Women Tried To Enlarge Their Breasts By Bathing In`Strawberries | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Victorian Women Tried To Enlarge Their Breasts By _______ In Strawberries`Bathing | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Victorian Women Tried To _______ _____ _______ By Bathing In Strawberries`Enlarge Their Breasts | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are Cocci, Spirilla And Streptococci`Bacteria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are Looser Than Normal In A Double Jointed Person`Ligaments | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are Phalanges`Finger Bones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Front Cutting Teeth Called`Incisors | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Grinding Teeth Called`Molars | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Initials For Deoxyribonucleic Acid`Dna | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Longest Cells In The Human Body`Neurones | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Membranes Enveloping The Brain And Spinal Cord Called`Meninges | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are The Pancreas Or The Thymus Gland Of Cattle More Commonly Known As`Sweetbreads | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are You If You Suffer From Baker's Leg`Knock Kneed | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Are You If Your Iq Is Below 25`Idiot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Attaches The Muscles To The Bones Or Cartilage`Tendons | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Blood Type Has Been Found In Less Than A Dozen People Since It Was First Discovered`Type Ah | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Body Organs Did Mae West Say Could Be An Asset If You Hide Them`Brains | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Body Part Contains The Smallest Bones`The Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Body Part Is Measured With A 'Brannock Device'`Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Body Parts Are Oversized In A Man Suffering From Gynecomastia`Breasts | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Bone Connects Your Shoulder Blade And Elbow Joint`The Humerus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Carries Sensations From The Tongue To The Brain`Lingual Nerve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Causes 'Baker's Itch'`Yeast | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Causes Gout`Uric Acid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Childhood Disease Did 312 Americans Have In 1993, A Record Low`Measles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Contagious Disease Was Scheduled For Complete Eradication On June 30,1999`Smallpox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Did You Do 10 Million Times Last Year`Breathe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Claims About Forty Victims An Hour In America`Cancer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Did August Von Wassermann Develop A Scientific Test For In 1906`Syphilis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Had Its Virus Finally Identified In 1984`Hepatitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is Also Known As 'Rubella'`German Measles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is Carcinomaphobia The Fear Of`Cancer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is Carried By The Tsetse Fly`Sleeping Sickness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is Caused By Raised Pressure Inside The Eye`Glaucoma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is Caused By The Lack Of Or Inability To Assimilate Thiamin`Beri Beri | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Is The Sabin Vaccine Used To Prevent`Polio | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Disease Was Once Known As The White Plague`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Enzymes Start While Food Is Still In The Mouth`Breakdown Of Food | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Humans Completely Shed And Regrow Every 27 Days`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Humans Shed About 1.5 Pounds Of Every Year`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Many Females Lack`Iron | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Pigments Give To Your Hair And Skin`Colour | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do Tendons Join To Bones`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do The Auricularis Muscles Move`Ears | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do The Brain Lung And Ear Have In Common`Lobes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do The Tendons Attach To The Bones Or Cartilage`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do You Call The Hollow Spaces In The Bones Surrounding Your Nose`Sinuses | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do You Have Plenty Of If You Are Hirsute`Hair | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do You Part With When Suffering From Phalacrosis`Hair | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Do You Take Dramamine For`Motion Sickness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does 'Rx' Mean To A Pharmacist`A Prescription | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does 'Spf' Stand For On A Bottle Of Sunscreen`Sun Protection Factor | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Gynephobic Man Fear`Women | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Myologist Study`Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Narcomaniac Crave`Drugs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Ship Flying The Yellow Jack Flag Have On Board`Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Sinophobic Russian Fear`China | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does A Sphygmomanometer Measure`Blood Pressure | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does An Androphobic Maiden Fear`Men | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does An Optician Make`Spectacles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Dermatitis Affect`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Dna Stand For`Deoxyribonucleic Acid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Encephalitus Affect`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Gastritis Affect`Stomach | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Hepatitis Affect`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Lacrimal Fluid Lubricate`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does One Square Inch Of Human Skin Contain 625 Of`Sweat Glands | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Pearl Stand For`Pupils Equal And Reactive To Light | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does Salk Vaccine Prevent`Polio | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Body Release That Dilates Small Blood Vessels And So Causes A Person To Blush`Peptides | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Hiv-Test Elisa Stand For`Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Lacrimal Gland Produce`Tears | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Medical Abbreviation Ld Stand For`Lethal Dose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Medical Abbreviation Pm Stand For`Post Mortem | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Does The Red Blood Cell Not Have`Nucleus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Drug Is Obtained From The Cinchona Tree`Quinine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Drug Is Obtained From The Dried Bark Of An Evergreen Tree Native To South America`Quinine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Drug Is Obtained From The Poppy Plant`Opium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Drug Was Named For Morpheus, The Greek God Of Dreams`Morphine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Facial Feature Typically Contains About 550 Hairs`Eyebrow | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Falls Out With Phalacrosis`Hair | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Finger Is The Most Sensitive`Forefinger | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Fleshy Muscular Organ Is Joined To The Hyoid Bone`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Fluid Lubricates The Eye`Lacrimal Fluid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Gas In The Blood Of Divers Can Cause The Bends`Nitrogen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Genetic Disorder Is Also Known As Mongolism`Down's Syndrome | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Gives Its Name To A Protein Found In The Human Blood`The Rhesus Monkey | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Gland Is Known As The 'Third Eye'`Pineal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Gland Washes The Eyes`Tear Gland | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Has Accumulated In The Muscles In Someone Suffering From Emphysema`Air | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Have You Suffered From If You've Had A Myocardial Infarct`Heart Attack | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Hormone Is Produced By The Adrenal Glands`Adrenaline | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What In Medical Terms Does The Abbreviation A And E Represent`Accident And Emergency | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Instrument Do Doctors Usually Have Around Their Necks`Stethoscope | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Buccula`Double Chin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Cancerous Tumour`Malignant | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Device To Stem The Flow Of Blood Called`Tourniquet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Lunula`White Part Of Your Fingernail | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Man's 'G-Spot'`Prostate | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is A Skin Specialist Called`Dermatologist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is About To Be Measured When A Doctor Or Nurse Straps A Sphygmomanometer On You`Blood Pressure | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is An Abnormally Undersized Person Called`Dwarf | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is An Osteopath`Bone Specialist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Another Name For Globoid Cell Leukodystrophy`Krabbe's Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Another Word For Ear Wax`Cerumen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Borborygmus`Stomach Noises | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Cerumen`Earwax | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Cut In A Vasectomy`Vas Deferens | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Earwax`Cerumen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Improved If You Sleep On Your Right Side`Digestion | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Pulmonary Edema`Fluid In The Lungs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Statistically The Safest Age Of Life`Ten | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Biological Name For The Soft Membrane Protecting The Heart`Pericardium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Colloquial Name For Recklinghausen's Disease`Elephant Man Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Correct Name For The Cheek Bone`Zygomatic Arch | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Eardrum`Tympanic Membrane | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Fear Of Spiders Known As`Arachnophobia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Latin Name For The Shoulder Blade`Scapula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Latin Name For The Top Set Of Vertebrae`Cervical | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Longest Bone In The Body`Femur | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Medical Term For A Persistent Ringing Or Buzzing Sound In The Ear`Tinnitus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Medical Term For Cancer Of The Blood`Leukemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Minimum Iq Score For The Genius Category`140 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The More Common Name For 'Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy'`Mad Cow Disease | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The More Common Name For The Tympanic Membrane`The Eardrum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The More Common Name We Use For The Physical Affliction Known As 'Furfur'`Dandruff | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Most Common Contagious Disease In Humans`Common Cold | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Most Widely Used Tranquiliser In North America`Valium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Name Of A Device Used To Stem The Flow Of Blood`Tourniquet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Name Of The Bone In The Lower Leg`Tibia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Name Of The Tube That Conducts The Egg From The Ovary To The Uterus`Fallopian Tube | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Normal Oxygen Flow For A Non-Rebreather`15 Lpm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Outer Layer Of Skin Called`Epidermis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Outermost Layer Of Skin Called`Epidermis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Primary Feature Of Moebius Syndrome`Facial Paralysis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Scapula`Shoulder Blade | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Shin Bone`Tibia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Smallest Bone In The Body`Stirrup Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Tibia`Shin Bone | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is The Tympanic Membrane`Eardrum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Trisaidekaphobia`Fear Of The Number Thirteen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Is Tuberculosis`Consumption | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Joins Muscles To Bones`Tendons | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Kind Of Condition Is 'Protanopia'`Colour Blindness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Kind Of Poisoning Is Known As Plumbism`Lead Poisoning | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Measures Blood Pressure`Sphygmomanometer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Medical Instrument Is Used For Examining The Interior Of Hollow Organs Eg. Stomach`Endoscope | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Medical Treatment Was First Used By Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung In 2700 Bc`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Medicine Hastens The Emptying Of The Bowels`Laxative | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Membrane Controls The Amount Of Light Entering The Eye`Iris | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Mineral Salt Is An Important Constituent Of Bones And Teeth`Calcium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Molecule, Known By Three Letters, Controls Heredity`Dna | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Muscle Is Joined By The Lingual Nerve To The Brain`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Muscles Move The Ears`Auricularis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Muscles Provide About 200 Pounds Of Force`Jaw Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Name Is Given To A Blood Vessel Which Takes Blood Away From The Heart`Artery | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Name Is Given To Any Muscle With Three Heads`Triceps | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Nerve Carries Signals From The Retina To The Brain`Optic Nerve | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Nutrient Is Required By The Body In Order To Build Up Muscles`Protein | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Optical Aids Was Nearsighted Model Grace Robin The First To Show Off, In 1930`Contact Lenses | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Organ Contains The Islands Of Langerhans`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Organ Did Aristotle Think The Blood Cooled`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Organ Endured Its First U.S. Transplant In 1954`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Organ Of The Body Is Particularly Affected By Hepatitis`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Organ Recycles Old Blood Cells`The Spleen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Other Name Does Ebola Ivory Coast Go By`Ebola Tai | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Oval Shaped Organ Near The Stomach Purify's Blood`Spleen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of A Human Takes About 6 Months To Grow From Base To Tip`Nails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of A Person's Body Must Be Clutched To Feel The 'Biceps'`Upper Arm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Does A Chiropodist Treat`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Does Lacrimal Fluid Lubricate`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Has A Crown, A Neck And A Root`Tooth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Is A Busby Worn On`Head | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Is Affected By Conjunctivitis`The Eye | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Is Covered With Enamel`Teeth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Is Inflamed In Hepatitis`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Body Is Particularly Affected By Pneumonia`Lungs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Eye Continues To Grow Throughout A Person's Life`Lens | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Eye Is Affected By Cataracts`Lens | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Eye Is Stored In Banks`Cornea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Foot Is Called A Minimus`Little Toe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Human Body Grows To 20 Times Its Size At Birth`Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Human Body Has The Thinnest Skin`Eyelid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Human Body Is Most Commonly Bitten By Insects`Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of The Polar Bear Is Highly Intoxicating To Inuits`Liver | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of You Is A Periodontist Most Interested In`Gums | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of You Is An Orthodontist Most Interested In`Teeth | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of You Is Probably Type A, B, Ab Or O`Blood | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of Your Body Can Have A Gastric Ulcer`Your Stomach | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Part Of Your Body Is Elastic, Waterproof, Washable And Fits You Very Well`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Period Takes Place Shortly After Childbirth`Postpartum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Physical Disability Is Also Known As Nanism`The Condition Of Being A Dwarf | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Pigment Affects The Colour Of The Hair And Skin`Melanin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Pigment Allows Humans To See Better At Night`Rhodopsin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Pigment Is Missing From The Skin Of Human Albinos`Melanin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Population Group Is Most Likely To Suffer From Laryngolmalacia`Newborns | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Small Region At End Of Medulla Oblongata Serves As 'Bridge' To Brain`Pons | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Sort Of Body Fat Produces A Dimpled Effect On The Skin`Cellulite | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Sound Made By People Can Be Almost As Loud As The Noise Of A Pneumatic Drill`Snore | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Starts The Breakdown Of Food When It Is Still In The Mouth`Enzymes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Strain Of Ebola Was Discovered First`Ebola Zaire | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Strain Was Of Ebola Was Discovered Third`Ebola Reston | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Takes A Human 17 Muscles To Do`Smile | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Takes A Human 43 Muscles To Do`Frown | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Term Describes A Pain In The Chest Usually Caused By Lack Of Oxygen`Angina | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Toe Is The Foot Reflexology Pressure Point For The Head`Big Toe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Two Body Organs Benefit From Cardiovascular Exercise`Heart And Lungs | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Two Colours Are Blood Cells`Red And White | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Two Colours Are Most Colour Blind People Unable To Distinguish Between`Red And Green | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Two Large Veins Bring Blood Back To The Heart From The Upper And Lower Body Extremities`Vena Cava | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Two Sets Of Human Extremities Have Bones Called Phalanges`The Fingers And Toes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Type Of Doctor Is A Gp`General Practitioner | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Type Of Fibrous Joints Are Found Only Between The Bones Of The Skull`Sutures | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Type Of Plant Does Broom Hilda Sell`Venus Flytrap | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Type Of Synovial Joint Allows Only Uniaxial Rotation, Such As In The Proximal Radiounlar`Pivot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Viral Skin Condition Does Folklore Say Is Caused By Handling Toads`Warts | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Vitamin Deficiency Causes Rickets`Vitamin D | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was Extracted Through The Nasal Passages Of Dead Pharaohs`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was First Used As A Medical Treatment In 2700 Bc By Chinese Emperor Shen Nung`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was The Leading Cause Of Death In The Late 19th Century`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was The Name Of The Drug Used As An Anti-Cancer Agent And Extracted From The Blue Periwinkle`Vincristine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was The Name Of The First Patented Contraceptive Pill`Enovid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was The Name Of The Medical Journal Established By Dr Thomas Wakely`The Lancet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What Was Used At One Time To Treat Osteomyelitis, A Serious Bone Infection`Maggots | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What is produced by the machine that records the electrical activity in the brain`Electroencephalogram | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What's The Common Term For The Lesions That Herpes Simplex 1 Cause On The Mouth And Face`Cold Sores | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What's The Deadliest Disease To Be Unknown Prior To 1981`Aids | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What's The Medical Term For Ear Wax`Cerumen | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What's The Medical Term For Inflammation Of The Cornea That Can Lead To Blindness`Keratitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: What's The Most Frequently-Broken Bone In The Body`Clavicle | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Whats The Largest Organ In The Human Body`Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Whats The Technical Name For The Skull`Cranium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When Recognising Someone's Face, You Use The Right Side Of Your`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When Recognising Someone's Face, You Use The _____ ____ Of Your Brain`Right Side | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When Recognising Someone's ____, You Use The Right Side Of Your Brain`Face | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When Solid Substances In The Blood Are Removed, What Name Is Given To The Remaining Liquid`Plasma | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When You Blush, Your Stomach Lining Also`Reddens | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When You Blush, Your _______ ______ Also Reddens`Stomach Lining | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When You _____, Your Stomach Lining Also Reddens`Blush | |
| Anatomy & Medical: When You ______, All Bodily Functions Stop ....Even Your Heart`Sneeze | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Are One Quarter Of The Bones In The Human Body`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Are Phalanges`Hand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Are The Moons On The Body`Finger Nails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Do You Find The Medulla Oblongata`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Are The Adenoids`Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Is The Axilla`Armpit | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Is The Labyrinth`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Is The Patella`Knee | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Is The Tiniest Human Muscle`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Would You Find The Bowman's Capsule`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Would You Find The Carpals`Wrist | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Would You Find The Left Ventricle`Heart | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Body Would You Find Your Olfactory Lobes`Nose | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Human Body Is The Round Window`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Human Body Is The Tragus`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where In The Human Body Would You Find Papillae`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Is The Human Skin The Thickest`The Back | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Is The Metatarsal Arch`Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Is The Only Bone Not Broken Because Of A Skiing Accident`Inner Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Is The Septum Linguae`Tongue | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where On The Body Is The Jugular Vein`Neck | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where On The Body Is The Vena Cava`Heart | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where On The Human Skeleton Would You Find The Ilium`Hip | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Will You Find Twenty Moons On The Human Body`The Base Of The Nails | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Would You Find The 'Cornea'`Eye | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Would You Find The Medulla Oblongata`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Where Would You Find The Thickest Layer Of Skin On The Human Body`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Acid Builds Up In The Body During Excessive Exercise`Lactic | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Are The Most Used Muscles In The Body`Eye Muscles | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Arteries Carry Blood To The Head And Neck`Carotid | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Behaviourist Conducted The 'Little Albert' Experiment`John Watson | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Bone In The Human Body Is At The Front But Sounds Like It Should Be At The Back`Sternum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Bony Structure Includes The Zygomatic, Ethmoid, And Vomer Bones'`Skull | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Cellular Structures Are Composed Of Dna`Chromosomes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Cereal Diseases Can Cause Food Poisoning And Gangrene Of The Fingers If Consumed`Ergot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Chromosome Is Larger, The X Or Y`X | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Compound Forms About 70% Of The Human Body`Water | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Department Is The I.T.U In A Hospital`Intensive Therapy Unit | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Disease Was Known As The Kings Evil`Scrofula | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Drug Is Used In Medicine To Dilate The Pupils Of The Eyes`Atropine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Form Of Light Is Used To Treat Skin Diseases`Ultraviolet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Gland Is Enlarged In The Condition Known As 'Goitre'`Thyroid Gland | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Gland Produces Insulin`Pancreas | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Hard Substance, Closely Resembling Bone, Makes Up The Bulk Of A Tooth`Dentine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Hereditary Form Of Anaemia Largely Affects People Of Sub-Saharan African Descent`Sickle Cell Anaemia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Illness Literally Means Bad Air In Italian`Malaria | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Infectious Disease Is Known As Kissing Disease`Glandular Fever | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Is The Longest Muscle In The Human Body`Satorius | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Is The Only Body Cell With No Nucleus`Red Blood Cell | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Medical Condition Is Detected Using The Ishiharo Test`Colour Blindness | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Of The Five Senses Are You Most Likely To Lose If Hit By Lightning`Hearing | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Of The Following Is Not A Trade Name For Nitroglycerin (Nitroglo, Nitrony, Nitrobid, Nitrostat)`Nitroglo | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Once-Common Disease Was Also Known As The 'White Death'`Tuberculosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Organ In The Body Is Inflamed In Nephritis`Kidney | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Organ Needs The Most Energy To Work`Inner Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Body Is Affected By Encephalitis`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Body Is Most Affected By The Disease Diphtheria`Throat | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Body Is Operated On In A Meniscectomy`Knee | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Body Suffers From Ophthalmia`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Body Would A Doctor Normally Examine With An Auriscope Or Otoscope`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Human Eye Controls The Size Of The Pupil`Iris | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of The Human Eye May Be Removed And Kept In An Eye Bank`Cornea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Part Of Your Body Might Suffer From A Stigmatism`Eyes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Sex Is Twice As Likely To Contract Leprosy`Male | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Travels Slower, Pain Signals Or Touch Signals`Pain Signals | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Which Type Of Synovial Joint Has A Flat Articular Surface, Moves In A Nonaxial/Slipping Manner, And Is Found In The Carpals, Tarsals, And Vertebrae`Plane | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Why Did Louis Washkansky Achieve World Wide Fame In 1967`First Human Heart Transplant | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Why Is The Funny Bone So Called`It's The Humerus | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Widespread Disease Caused By The Infestation Of The Human Body By Flukes Fluke Commonly Called Blood Flukes, Of The Genus Schistosoma`Schistosomiasis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: With Age, What Organ Shrinks Faster In Males Than In Females`Brain | |
| Anatomy & Medical: With What Body Part Is Otology Involved`Ear | |
| Anatomy & Medical: With What Branch Of Medicine Is Mesmer Associated`Hypnotism | |
| Anatomy & Medical: With What Were Queen Victoria's Menstrual Cramps Eased`Marijuana | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You About To Desquamate: What Is Going To Happen To Your Body`Shed Skin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You Can Only Smell 1/20th As Well As A`Dog | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You Can't Kill Yourself By Holding Your`Breath | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You Inhale About 700,000 Of Your Own ____ ______ Each Day`Skin Flakes | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You're Born With 300 Bones, But When You Get To Be An Adult, You Only Have`206 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: You're Born With ___ Bones, But When You Get To Be An Adult, You Only Have 206`300 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Your Body Is Creating And Killing 15 Million ___ ____ Cells Per Second`Red Blood | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Your Nares Are Your`Nostrils | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Your ____ Are Bigger In The Afternoon Than The Rest Of The Day`Feet | |
| Anatomy & Medical: Your ____ Holds Your Head To Your Shoulders`Neck | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __ _______ Blood Cells Are Produced And Destroyed In The Human Body Every Second`15 Million | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __, ___ Of The Cells In Your Body Will Die And Be Replaced With New Cells All While You Have Been Reading This Sentence`50,000 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___ Have On Average 10% More Red Blood Cells Than Women`Men | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___ ____ Is Slang For 'Syphilis.'`Old Joe | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___ _____ _____ Are Produced In The Bone Marrow`Red Blood Cells | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___ ______ ____ Of Human Skin Contains 625 Sweat Glands`One Square Inch | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___ _______'S First Hospital Was Opened In 1843`New Zealand | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ____ ________ ______ Ate Watercress To Dissolve Gravel And Stones In The Bladder`North American Indians | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _____ Is The Smallest Single Cell In A Mans Body`Sperm | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _____ Was Used Widely As A Painkiller During The American Civil War. As A Result, Over One Hundred Thousand Soldiers Had Become Drug Addicts By The End Of The War`Opium | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______ Claims Forty Victims An Hour In America`Cancer | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______ Is The Brand Name Of Morphine Once Marketed By Bayer`Heroin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______ Per Cent Of All Body Heat Escapes Through The Head`Eighty | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______ ______ Grow Faster Than Darker Beards`Blonde Beards | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______ _______, The English Circus Freak, Had A Nose Which Was Seven And A Half Inches Long`Thomas Wedders | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ______, If Injected Intravenously, Is Fatal`Nutmeg | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _______ (Herb) Baths Were Popular Before The Wedding Night To Attempt To Repair The Hymen And Thereby Apparently Restore Virginity`Comfrey | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _______ Is An Alkaloid Extract Of The Bark Of The Cinchona Tree`Quinine | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _______ Is Produced In The Pancreas`Insulin | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _______ _____ Bought His First Sample Of Cocaine For $1.27 Per Gram`Sigmund Freud | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _______ ______ _______ (Tga) Is A Rare Medical Problem That Occurs During Or Just After Sex. It Can Erase Short-Term Memory For Up To Six Hours, Including All Traces Of The Sexual Event Itself`Transient Global Amnesia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ Is Also Known As Variola`Smallpox | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ Protects Against Heart Disease`Estragon | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ Repellents Don't Actually Repel... They 'Mask' You By Overwhelming The ________'S Senses`Mosquito | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ To The Posterior Shoulder Region: Transverse Cervical, Suprascapular, Circumflex Scapular, Dorsal Scapular And Posterior Humeral Circumflex`Arteries | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ ___ Was Once Used As A Snuff To Stop Bleeding Noses`Powdered Tea | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ ___ ____ __ ___ ____ Is Used By Doctor's To Produce The Babinski Effect`Stroking The Sole Of The Foot | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________ ___________ ________ Are The Major Cause Of Preventable Sterility In American Men And Women`Sexually Transmitted Diseases | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________, A Tincture Of Opium, Was A Common Sedative In Victorian Times`Laudanum | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _________ Is An Inflammation Of The Cornea Which May Lead To Blindness`Keratitis | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __________ Americans Had Buttock Lift Surgery In 1995`314 | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __________ Is A Disease In Which A Man Thinks He Is An Ox`Boanthropy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __________ Is The Uncontrollable Need To Sleep`Narcolepsy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __________ Was First Used As A Medical Treatment In 2700 B.C. By Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung`Acupuncture | |
| Anatomy & Medical: __________ Were Once Used To Treat A Bone Infection Called Osteomyelitis`Maggots | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ___________ Recapitulation Is The Reason Our Extremities Develop Faster Than The Rest Of Us`Cephalacaudal | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ____________ Is The Surgical Removal Of The Ovaries`Oophorectomy | |
| Anatomy & Medical: _____________ Is The Sexual Arousal By Cold`Physcrophilia | |
| Anatomy & Medical: ________________ Is More Commonly Known As 'Smelly Feet'`Podobromhidrosis | |
| Anatomy & Medical:What Do You Have If You Feel 'Crapula'`Hangover | |
| Anatomy : Your ____ holds your head to your shoulders.`neck | |
| Anatomy. A -------a`cistern | |
| Anatomy. A cavity, space, or depression, especially in a bone, containing cartilage or bone cells`lacuna | |
| Anatomy. A dilated channel or receptacle containing chiefly venous blood`sinus | |
| Anatomy. A fibrous, membranous, or fatty sheath that encloses an organ or part, such as the sac surrounding the kidney or the fibrous tissues that`capsule | |
| Anatomy. A flat, winglike anatomic process or part, especially of bone`alas | |
| Anatomy. A muscle that draws a body part, such as a finger, arm, or toe, away from the midline of the body or of an extremity`abductor | |
| Anatomy. A sac or vesicle in the body`cyst | |
| Anatomy. A small mass of tissue or aggregation of cells`nodular | |
| Anatomy. A small sac or cyst, especially one containing fluid`vesicle | |
| Anatomy. A tube, duct, or passageway`canal | |
| Anatomy. A tubular bodily canal or passage, especially one for carrying a glandular secretion: 'a tear ----.'`duct | |
| Anatomy. Any threadlike fiber or filament, such as a myo------ or neuro------, that is a constituent of a cell or larger structure`fibril | |
| Anatomy. Occurring or situated within the wall of a cavity or organ`intramural | |
| Anatomy. Of or relating to any of numerous minute intestinal lymph-carrying vessels that convey chyle from the intestine to lymphatic circulation and thereby to`lacteal | |
| Anatomy. Of or relating to the sclera`sclerotic | |
| Anatomy. Of or relating to tissue that is capable of filling with blood and becoming rigid`erectile | |
| Anatomy. Situated on or below the floor of the orbit of the eye`suborbital | |
| Anatomy. Situated within or belonging solely to the organ or body part on which it acts. Used of certain nerves and muscles`intrinsic | |
| Anatomy. The concave part of a joint that receives the end of a bone`socket | |
| Anatomy. The highest point of the skull`vertex | |
| Anatomy. The large blind pouch forming the beginning of the large intestine. Also called blind gut`ceca | |
| Anatomy. The large middle section of the sternum`gladiola | |
| Anatomy. The portion of the digestive tract that lies between the rear of the mouth and the esophagus and includes the fauces and the pharynx`throat | |
| Ancestors considered as a group`ancestries | |
| Ancestry: (We cannot escape our ------s, however hard we try (James Baldwin)`origin | |
| Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows to mourn the deaths of what`their cats | |
| Ancient Roman citizen's long flowing robe`toga | |
| Ancient Roman hall with colonnades`basilica | |
| Ancient U shaped stringed instrument`lyre | |
| Ancient art practiced especially in the middle ages, devoted chiefly to discovering a substance that would transmute the more common metals into gold or silver & to finding a means of indefinitely prolonging human life`alchemy | |
| Ancient drinkers warded off the devil by _____ their cups`clinking | |
| Ancient mariner who flew too near the sun waering wings attached with wax`Icarus | |
| Ancient mariner who flew too near the sun wearing wings attached with wax`icarus | |
| Ancient name for France`gaul | |
| Ancient name given to France`gaul | |
| Ancraophobia is the fear of`wind | |
| And moreover: 'He was ill-favored, ---, hideous.'`nay | |
| Andalusia is a region located in the south of which country`spain | |
| Andre Previn made his name as what`orchestral conductor | |
| Andrew Bonar Law was British Prime Minister from 1922-1923. In which country was he born`Canada | |
| Andrew marvell's poem, little t.c. in a prospect of flowers, was named after whom`theophila cornewall | |
| Androphobia is the fear of __________`Males | |
| Androphobia is the fear of`males | |
| Andy mccluskey &paul humphreys made up which 80's band`omd | |
| Angel: What does Angel have that other vampires don't`a soul | |
| Angel: Where is Angel set`los angeles | |
| Angel: Which Angel character lived in a cave for 5 years in Pylea`fred | |
| Angel: Which actor plays Angel`david boreanaz | |
| Angel: Which ex-watcher is also a main character in Angel`Welsley Price | |
| Angel: Which female character left Buffy and is now a main character in Angel`cordelia chase | |
| Angelo siciliano became famous under what name`charles atlas | |
| Anger towards other road users experienced by a person when driving`road rage | |
| Angie Dickinson said: 'I dress for women and I _______ for men'`undress | |
| Angie Dickinson starred in...`policewoman | |
| Anglophobia is the fear of`england, english culture | |
| Angular forms, outlines, or corners`angularity | |
| Angus Drummie Zeb Gaye is a member of which group`aswad | |
| Angus young takes his band on a highway to`hell | |
| Animal Kingdom: What sort of animal is an Addaz.`Antelope | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- and short-tailed shrews get by on only two hours of sleep a day.`elephants | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are freeze-tolerant and spend winters frozen on land, only to thaw in the spring and begin their breeding process in vernal ponds.`wood frogs | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are powerful jumpers. A 20-inch adult can leap 20 feet in a single bound.`jackrabbits | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are social birds that congregate in huge flocks. While the flock grazes in a field, lookouts will be posted to watch for approaching danger. They'll raise the alarm if humans approach.`crows | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are the largest of the minnows - it's a big family, including over 300 American species, mainly small freshwater fishes. True minnows (family Cyprinidae) are soft-rayed fishes with teeth in their throats only.`carp | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are the only animals born with horns. Both males and females are born with bony knobs on the forehead.`giraffes | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are the only truly social cat species, and usually every female in a pride, ranging from 5 to 30 individuals, is closely related`lions | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are the smallest breed of dog used for hunting. They are low to the ground, which allows them to enter and maneuver through tunnels easily.`dachshunds | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- are voluntary breathers. For this reason, they sleep with only half of their brain at one time. The other half remains alert to regulate breathing. Resident whales typically remain near the surface, breathing and swimming in a pattern. When traveling together, resident pods have been observed to breathe in unison. Although it is not known why this occurs, it could be a way of helping the pod keep tabs on one another.`orca whales | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- bats do not suck blood. They bite, then lick up the flow.`vampire | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- can climb trees faster than they can run on the ground.`squirrels | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- can clock an amazing 31 mph at full speed and cover about 3 times their body length per leap.`kittens | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- can swim for a 1/2 mile without resting, and they can tread water for 3 days straight.`rats | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- can travel up to 40 miles per hour.`sharks | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- can withstand water pressure of up to 850 pounds per square inch.`seals | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- chinchillas were brought from the Andes Mountains in South America in the 1930's. All chinchillas presently in North America are descended from these ---------- chinchillas.`eleven | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- communicate in sound waves below the frequency that humans can hear.`elephants | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- crumble leaves in their mouths to make a type of sponge to sop up water from the hollows in trees when they can't reach the water with their lips.`chimpanzees | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- do not breath automatically, as humans do, and so they do not sleep as humans do. If they become unconscious, they would sink to the bottom of the sea. Without the oxygen they need to take in periodically, they would die.`dolphins | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- don't fly by flapping their wings up and down. The motion is more forward and backward, like a figure eight on its side.`birds | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- eagles hunt over a range of 100 square miles to feed their young.`golden | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- eat only moving prey.`toads | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- eels are not really eels but a kind of fish. Although they look like eels, their internal organs are arranged differently.`electric | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- eggs which are incubated below 85 F (29.5 C) hatch into females, while those incubated above 95 F (35 C) hatch into males`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- eggs which are incubated below 85 F (29.5 C) hatch into females, while those incubated above 95 F (35 C) hatch into males.`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- feel safest when they are crowded together, hundreds in a group.`flamingoes | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- for most snakes is accomplished with one lung only. The left lung is either greatly reduced in size or missing completely.`breathing | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- gather in groups to sleep through the winter. Sometimes up to 1,000 of them will coil up together to keep warm.`rattlesnakes | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- has more homeless cats per square mile than any other city in the world.`rome | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- have been trained to have recognition vocabularies of 100 to 200 words. They can distinguish among different grammatical patterns.`chimpanzees | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- have no ability to taste sweet things.`cats | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- have scent glands between their hind toes. The glands help them leave scent trails for the herd. Researchers say the odor smells cheesy.`reindeer | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- have the best eyesight of any breed of dog.`greyhounds | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- have three eyelids to protect themselves from blowing sand.`camels | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- herds post their own sentries. When danger threatens, the sentry raises its trunk and though it may be as far as a half-mile away, the rest of the herd is instantly alerted. how this communication takes place is not understood.`elephant | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- instinctively know their own endurance and will refuse to move beyond it. If their masters try to drive them farther, they will lie down and refuse to budge.`camels | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- is one American breed of hardy hogs having drooping ears - it was allegedly named after the horse owned by the hog's breeder.`duroc | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- may travel great distances on their migrations. The Arctic tern travels from the top of the world, the Arctic - to the bottom, the Antarctic. Round trip in a single year: 25,000 miles in all.`birds | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- need about 2 tablespoonfuls of blood each day. The creature is able to extract its dinner in approximately 20 minutes.`vampire bats | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- never walk or trot, but always hop or leap.`rabbits | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- of South and Central America and the Caribbean lay their eggs in February and March.`iguanas | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- played a role in aerial warfare during World War I. Because of their acute hearing, parrots were kept on the Eiffel Tower to warn of approaching aircraft long before the planes were heard or seen by human spotters.`birds | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- sea otters spend almost all of their time in the water. Alaska sea otters often sleep, groom, and nurse on land.`california | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- silk is an extremely strong material and its on-weight basis has been proven to be stronger than steel. Experts suggest that a pencil-thick strand of silk could stop a Boeing 747 in flight.`spider | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- swim in circles while they sleep with the eye on the outside of the circle open to keep watch for predators. After a certain amount of time, they reverse and swim in the opposite direction with the opposite eye open.`dolphins | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- that are seen wandering around in the wild do not make good pets. These are sexually mature males at the end of their life cycle - they will die within a few weeks or months.`tarantulas | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- turtles may breed for the first time when they are between 25 to 50 years old. This figure varies, depending upon the creature's range and the diet of the maturing turtle.`green | |
| Animal Trivia: ---------- were domesticated around 4,000 years ago.`camels | |
| Animal Trivia: ----------, an essential ingredient of many expensive cosmetics, is, in its native form, a foul-smelling, waxy, tarlike substance extracted from the fleece of sheep.`lanolin | |
| Animal Trivia: ----------, like grasshoppers - feel no pain. They have a decentralized nervous system with no cerebral cortex, which in humans is where a reaction to painful stimuli proceeds.`lobsters | |
| Animal Trivia: ----------, like other equids, have three gaits: the walk, the trot, and the gallop.`zebras | |
| Animal Trivia: A "winkle" is an edible ----------`sea snail | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can advance 7 to 8 meters in a single stride, and the animal completes four strides per second. A stride is measured as the distance between successive imprints of the same paw.`cheetah | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can fall from a 5-story building without injury.`rat | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can lose up to 30 percent of its body weight in perspiration and continue to cross the desert. A human would die of heat shock after sweating away only 12 percent of body weight.`camel | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can open its mouth wide enough to accommodate a 4-foot-tall child.`hippopotamus | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can remember a specific tone far better than can a human.`dolphin | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can squeeze through an opening no larger than a dime.`rat | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- can swallow a rabbit whole and may eat as many as 150 mice in a 6-month period.`python | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- cannot jump if its tail is lifted off the ground. It needs its tail for pushing off.`kangaroo | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- consumes about 33 percent of its body weight in a single meal.`pelican | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- fish can swim 100 miles in a single day.`tuna | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- focuses its eye by changing the angle of its head, not by changing the shape of the lens of the eye, as humans do.`horse | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- gives nearly 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.`cow | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- has about 400 to 700 vibrissae, or whiskers, in 13 to 15 rows on its snout. Vibrissae are attached to muscles and are supplied with blood and nerves. A ---------- moves its snout through bottom sediment to find food. Abrasion patterns created by their tusks show that they are dragged through the sediment, but are not used to dig up prey.`walrus | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- has no color vision, it sees only in black and white. Every part of its field of vision, however, is in perfect focus, not just straight ahead, as with humans.`squirrel | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- in the wild usually makes no more than 20 kills a year.`lion | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- keeps purring, no matter if it is inhaling or exhaling, a baffling accomplishment.`cat | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- never actually sees the food as it eats, since its eyes are on top of its head and its mouth and nostrils are on the bottom.`stingray | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- weighing 120 pounds exerts a force of about 1,540 pounds between its jaws. A human being's jaws exert a force of only 40 to 80 pounds.`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- weighs about 1,400 pounds and eats about 55 pounds of food per day.`cow | |
| Animal Trivia: A ---------- will lay bigger and stronger eggs if you change the lighting in such a way as to make them think a day is 28 hours long.`chicken | |
| Animal Trivia: A 4-inch-long ---------- can grip a rock with a force of 400 pounds. Two grown men are incapable of prying it up.`abalone | |
| Animal Trivia: A 42-foot sperm whale has about 7 tons of ---------- in it.`oil | |
| Animal Trivia: A Holstein cow's spots are like a ---------- or a snowflake; no two cows have exactly the same pattern of spots.`fingerprint | |
| Animal Trivia: A King Cobra is the biggest of all poisonous snakes and can grow to over 13 feet long. A bite from a King Cobra can kill an elephant in ----------`4 hours | |
| Animal Trivia: A South African ---------- can grow to be 35 inches (90 cm) in length - longer than your arm.`bullfrog | |
| Animal Trivia: A baby ---------- is about six feet tall at birth.`giraffe | |
| Animal Trivia: A baby gray ---------- drinks enough milk to fill more than 2,000 bottles a day.`whale | |
| Animal Trivia: A bear in hibernation loses up to 25 percent of its ----------`body weight | |
| Animal Trivia: A bird "chews" with its stomach. Since most birds do not have teeth, a bird routinely swallows small pebbles and gravel. These grits become vigorously agitated in the bird's stomach and serve to grind food as it passes through the ----------`digestive system | |
| Animal Trivia: A bird sees everything at once in total focus. Whereas the human eye is globular and must adjust to varying distances, the bird's eye is flat and can take in everything at once in a ----------`single glance | |
| Animal Trivia: A bison can jump ----------`6 feet | |
| Animal Trivia: A camel can shut its nostrils during a`sandstorm | |
| Animal Trivia: A carnivore is a meat-eating animal. A ---------- is a fruit-eating animal.`frugivore | |
| Animal Trivia: A cat has 32 muscles in ----------`each ear | |
| Animal Trivia: A cat uses its whiskers to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through. The whiskers act as feelers or ----------, helping the animal to judge the precise width of any passage.`antennae | |
| Animal Trivia: A cat's ---------- can't move sideways.`jaw | |
| Animal Trivia: A cat's arching back is part of a complex body language system, usually associated with feeling threatened. The arch is able to get so high because the cat's spine contains nearly 60 vertebrae which fit loosely together. Humans have only ----------`34 vertebrae | |
| Animal Trivia: A cow can't ---------- until she's given birth to a calf.`give milk | |
| Animal Trivia: A crocodile can't stick out its ----------`tongue | |
| Animal Trivia: A dog's ---------- has over 200 scent receiving cells.`nose | |
| Animal Trivia: A donkey is an "as#", but an as# is not always a donkey. The word "as#" refers to several hoofed mammals of the genus Equus, including the`onager | |
| Animal Trivia: A donkey is an "ass", but an ass is not always a donkey. The word "ass" refers to several hoofed mammals of the genus Equus, including the ----------`onager | |
| Animal Trivia: A famous stallion will, on retirement, command an impressive stud fee for servicing approved mares. Specialist stud-farms house one or more stallions, each of which is allowed to service about ---------- per season.`40 mares | |
| Animal Trivia: A fox litter is typically 10 to 15 ----------`pups | |
| Animal Trivia: A full-grown ---------- may be 8 feet high at the shoulder and weigh almost a ton.`moose | |
| Animal Trivia: A garter snake can give birth to ----------`85 babies | |
| Animal Trivia: A giant Pacific ---------- can fit its entire body through an opening no bigger than the size of its beak.`octopus | |
| Animal Trivia: A giraffe's sticky, black tongue can be more than 18 inches long and is used to gather food into the mouth. Males typically feed with their head and neck at full vertical stretch, often with their tongues extended to reach the shoots on the underside of the mature tree canopy. Females feed at the body or knee height, with their necks ----------`curled over | |
| Animal Trivia: A good milking cow will give nearly 6,000 quarts of ---------- every year.`milk | |
| Animal Trivia: A group of bees can be called either a hive, a swarm, or a ----------`grist | |
| Animal Trivia: A group of foxes is called a ----------`skulk | |
| Animal Trivia: A group of owls is called a ----------`parliament | |
| Animal Trivia: A herd of sixty cows is capable of producing a ton of milk in less than a ----------`day | |
| Animal Trivia: A hibernating woodchuck breathes only ten times per hour. An ---------- woodchuck breathes 2,100 times an hour.`active | |
| Animal Trivia: A hippopotamus can run faster than a ----------`man | |
| Animal Trivia: A hippopotamus has a stomach 10 feet long, capable of holding 6 bushels of ----------`grass | |
| Animal Trivia: A horse can sleep ----------`standing up | |
| Animal Trivia: A horseshoe for a full-grown Clydesdale measures more that ---------- inches from end to end and weighs about five pounds. It is more than two times as long and four times as heavy as a shoe worn by a riding horse.`twenty two | |
| Animal Trivia: A jynx is a ----------, also know as the wryneck because of its peculiar habit of twisting its neck.`woodpecker | |
| Animal Trivia: A large Caribbean ---------- excretes a ton of sand a year. Using two oversized front teeth, it nibbles on seagrass and scrapes algae. Another set of teeth in its throat grinds up the coral it ingests.`parrot fish | |
| Animal Trivia: A male ---------- becomes fully feathered when he is three years old, but can mate earlier.`peacock | |
| Animal Trivia: A male ---------- that has been neutered is known as a "wether."`goat | |
| Animal Trivia: A male baboon can kill a ----------`leopard | |
| Animal Trivia: A male kangaroo is called a boomer, and a female is called a ----------`flyer | |
| Animal Trivia: A male pig is a boar. A female pig is a sow. A baby pig is a ----------`piglet | |
| Animal Trivia: A marine catfish can taste with any part of its body. The female marine catfish hatches her eggs in her ----------`mouth | |
| Animal Trivia: A mated pair of ---------- can produce up to 15,000 babies in one year.`rats | |
| Animal Trivia: A mole can dig a tunnel ---------- feet long in one night.`three hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: A mother ---------- often gives birth while standing, so the newborn's first experience outside the womb is a 1.8-meter (6-foot) drop. Ouch!`giraffe | |
| Animal Trivia: A newborn Chinese water ---------- is so small it can almost be held in the palm of the hand.`deer | |
| Animal Trivia: A newborn gray whale calf is an average 16 feet long. For reasons unknown, all gray whale calves are born in the warm, shallow lagoons of Baja, ----------`california | |
| Animal Trivia: A newborn turkey chick has to be taught to eat, or it will starve. Breeders spread feed underfoot, hoping the little ones will peck at it and get the idea. Turkeys tend to look up with their mouths open during rainstorms. As a result, many ----------`drown | |
| Animal Trivia: A normal cow's stomach has ---------- compartments: the rumen, the recticulum (storage area), the omasum (where water is absorbed), and the abomasum ( the only compartment with digestive juices).`four | |
| Animal Trivia: A plaice, a large European flounder, can lie on a checkerboard and reproduce on its upper surface the same pattern of squares, for ----------`camouflage | |
| Animal Trivia: A quarter horse gets its name from its speed in running the ----------`quarter-mile | |
| Animal Trivia: A racehorse averages a weight loss of between 15 and 25 pounds during a ----------`race | |
| Animal Trivia: A rarity in birds, geese are among the very few in which the family stays together at the end of the ---------- season. Parents and the young raised during the summer establish strong family bonds and do not break up for about a year. In the fall, geese migrate in flocks that contain other family units, and each family stays together on the wintering grounds.`breeding | |
| Animal Trivia: A rhinoceros has ---------- toes on each foot.`three | |
| Animal Trivia: A robin has nearly 3,000 ----------`feathers | |
| Animal Trivia: A rodent's teeth never stop growing. They are worn down by the animal's constant gnawing on bark, leaves, and other ----------`vegetable matter | |
| Animal Trivia: A shrimp has ---------- pairs of legs.`five | |
| Animal Trivia: A shrimp has more than a hundred pairs of chromosomes in each cell nucleus. Man has only ----------`twenty three | |
| Animal Trivia: A single ----------, with its razor-sharp teeth, is still dangerous enough when out of water to rip off the flesh, or a finger or toe, from an unwary fisherman.`piranha | |
| Animal Trivia: A skunk will not ---------- and throw its scent at the same time.`bite | |
| Animal Trivia: A snail speeding along at three inches per minute would need 15 days to travel ----------`one mile | |
| Animal Trivia: A snake has no ----------. However, its tongue is extremely sensitive to sound vibrations. By constantly flicking its tongue, the snake picks up these sound waves. In this sense, a snake "hears" with its tongue.`ears | |
| Animal Trivia: A snake is capable of eating an animal four times larger than the width of its own ----------`head | |
| Animal Trivia: A snake's ---------- is located in the front one-fifth portion of its body.`stomach | |
| Animal Trivia: A species of ---------- known as the Linckia columbiae can reproduce its entire body - that is, grow back completely - from a single severed pieces less than a half-inch long.`starfish | |
| Animal Trivia: A species of sponge, called the red sponge, can be pushed through a piece of fabric so that it is broken into thousands of tiny pieces. The animal does not die. Rather, all the pieces reassemble until the sponge returns to its ----------`original form | |
| Animal Trivia: A tiger's paw prints are called ----------. A tiger's forefeet have five toes and the hind feet have four toes. All toes have claws. The claws are 80 to 100 mm in length.`pug marks | |
| Animal Trivia: A type of lizard, the ----------, escapes pursuers by crawling into a crack in a rock and inflating its body with air so that it is wedged tightly into the crack and can't be pulled out.`chuckwalla | |
| Animal Trivia: A wild cat, known as "the fishing cat" actually swims to catch fish. Called the Bengali Mach-Bagral, nature gave this cat extra-long claws, which it uses like fishhooks. The fishing cat is found in Nepal, Burma, Southern China and parts of ----------`india | |
| Animal Trivia: A wolf's odor detecting ability is ---------- times greater than man's.`one hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: A woodchuck breathes only ten times per hour while ----------, while an active woodchuck breathes 2,100 times an hour.`hibernating | |
| Animal Trivia: A young male fur ---------- that is kept from the breeding grounds by the older males is called a bachelor.`seal | |
| Animal Trivia: A young pigeon that has not yet flown is a ----------`squab | |
| Animal Trivia: About 24 newborn opossums can fit in a teaspoon. They are about .07 ounce at ----------`birth | |
| Animal Trivia: According to experts, ---------- don't like to head straight for anything. For safety, they may run past and sweep around from the side.`squirrels | |
| Animal Trivia: According to several studies, less than 3 percent of the ---------- population become man-eaters.`tiger | |
| Animal Trivia: According to the National Wild Turkey Federation, the number of wild turkeys in the U.S. has increased from an all time low of 30,000 to more than 4 million today. One state park in Iowa now boasts more than ---------- turkeys per square mile.`one hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: According to zoology experts, there is no real difference between doves and ----------. The choice of name rests almost altogether on custom and geography, although the smaller of the species is, more often than not, called a dove.`pigeons | |
| Animal Trivia: Ad lie ---------- employ yawning as part of their courtship ritual`penguins | |
| Animal Trivia: AdTlie ---------- employ yawning as part of their courtship ritual`penguins | |
| Animal Trivia: Adlie ---------- employ yawning as part of their courtship ritual.`penguins | |
| Animal Trivia: Adult electric eels 5ft to 7ft long produce enough electricity -- 600 volts -- to stun a ----------`horse | |
| Animal Trivia: Adult polar bears usually eat just the skin and blubber of a seal. They leave the meat for cubs and scavengers. One seal will sustain an adult bear for ----------`11 days | |
| Animal Trivia: All cows are females; the males are called ----------`bulls | |
| Animal Trivia: All mammals have ----------`tongues | |
| Animal Trivia: All porcupines float in ----------`water | |
| Animal Trivia: Alligators and ---------- have something in common, at least auditorily. They can hear notes only up to 4,000 vibrations a second.`old people | |
| Animal Trivia: Almost half the pigs in the world are kept by farmers in ----------`china | |
| Animal Trivia: Although beavers live near rivers, streams, and lakes - they do not eat fish. Beavers eat only plants. They eat poplar trees, carrots, cattail, mushrooms, potatoes, berries, water plants, swamp wood, and fruit. Soft ---------- is the main food for a beaver.`bark | |
| Animal Trivia: Although manatees are excellent ----------, the deepest that one has been observed diving is 33 feet. Typically, the large, gentle creatures feed no deeper than about ten feet below the surface of the water.`swimmers | |
| Animal Trivia: Although the last of the ---------- in captivity died in Hobart in 1935, some may still roam Tasmania's high country. The wolflike marsupial's scientific name, Thylacinus cynocephalus, means "the pouched dog with a wolf head."`tasmanian devils | |
| Animal Trivia: Americans consume more than 353 million pounds of turkey during National Turkey Lovers' Month (June). By comparison, more than 675 million pounds of turkey will be consumed at ----------`thanksgiving | |
| Animal Trivia: An ---------- can go through 2,000 to 3,000 teeth in a lifetime.`alligator | |
| Animal Trivia: An ---------- egg can make eleven-and-a-half omelets.`ostrich | |
| Animal Trivia: An ---------- is nearly 6 feet long, yet its mouth is only an inch wide.`anteater | |
| Animal Trivia: An ---------- may weigh as much as 300 pounds. Its intestinal tract is 45 feet long.`ostrich | |
| Animal Trivia: An ----------, despite its ponderous appearance, can reach speeds up to 25 miles per hours on an open stretch.`elephant | |
| Animal Trivia: An adult lion's roar can be heard up to five miles away, and warns off intruders or reunites scattered members of the ----------`pride | |
| Animal Trivia: An adult walrus typically eats about 3,000 ---------- per day.`clams | |
| Animal Trivia: An alpaca is sheared only once every two years and yields only about 5 or 6 pounds of wool at each shearing. Because the yield is so small and the material so desirable, alpaca wool is ----------`very expensive | |
| Animal Trivia: An average-size ---------- weighs about 150 pounds.`aardvark | |
| Animal Trivia: An eagle can attack, kill, and carry away an animal as large as a young deer. The Harpy eagle of South America feed on ----------`monkeys | |
| Animal Trivia: An elephant may consume 500 pounds of hay and 60 gallons of water in a ----------`single day | |
| Animal Trivia: An extinct species of ---------- had a head the size of a Shetland pony's and reached a height of more than ten feet.`kangaroo | |
| Animal Trivia: An ostrich's eye is bigger than its ----------`brain | |
| Animal Trivia: An ox is a castrated bull. A mule is a sterile cross between a male ass and a ----------`female horse | |
| Animal Trivia: Ancient Egyptians believed that "Bast" was the mother of all cats on Earth. They also believed that cats were ----------`sacred animals | |
| Animal Trivia: Antlers and horns are not the same. Horns grow throughout an animal's life and are found on both the male and female of a species. Antlers, composed of a different chemical substance, are shed ----------`every year | |
| Animal Trivia: Arabian horses have one less vertebra in their backbones than other ----------`horses | |
| Animal Trivia: Arctic terns found in North America and the Arctic migrate each year as far south as Antarctica and back, a round trip of over 18,000 miles. Theirs is probably the longest ----------`migratory flight | |
| Animal Trivia: As a rule, many birds generally lay fewer eggs in a clutch in the ----------, where the amount of daylight is shorter than in northern latitudes. It is in the northern reaches of the world that more summer food for birds is available as a result of the longer days.`tropics | |
| Animal Trivia: At birth, a ---------- is smaller than a mouse and weighs about four ounces.`panda | |
| Animal Trivia: At birth, baby ---------- are only about an inch long - no bigger than a large waterbug or a queen bee.`kangaroos | |
| Animal Trivia: At birth, the white whale is ----------`black | |
| Animal Trivia: At seven inches long, the Wilson's storm petrel is the smallest bird to breed on the ----------`antarctic continent | |
| Animal Trivia: Atlantic ---------- are able to leap 15 feet high.`salmon | |
| Animal Trivia: Australia's ---------- is the world's most dangerous jellyfish. Its toxin is more potent than cobra venom and can kill a person in minutes`box jelly | |
| Animal Trivia: Baby beavers are called kits or ----------`kittens | |
| Animal Trivia: Baby mink are born blind and remain sightless for a ----------`month | |
| Animal Trivia: Baby opossums - upon birth when they move to the mother's pouch - are smaller than honeybees. An entire litter can fit in a ----------`teaspoon | |
| Animal Trivia: Baby rattlesnakes are born in August and ----------`september | |
| Animal Trivia: Baby rattlesnakes are born without ----------`rattles | |
| Animal Trivia: Bald eagles are not bald. The top of their head is covered with slicked-down white feathers; from a distance, they appear ----------`hairless | |
| Animal Trivia: Bats are the only mammals that are able to fly. The "flying squirrel" can only do what the gliding opposum does - glide for short ----------`distances | |
| Animal Trivia: Because baby pigs grow so quickly, a succession of 48 little pigs were used in the title role during the filming of the 1995 movie hit ----------`babe | |
| Animal Trivia: Because birds carrying messages were often killed in flight by hawks, medieval Arabs made a habit of sending important messages ----------`twice | |
| Animal Trivia: Because it is continually losing body heat, the ---------- must keep moving to stay warm. If inactive for more than a few hours, the animal will lose enough body heat to freeze to death.`shrew | |
| Animal Trivia: Because its eyeball is fixed, the ---------- must move its huge body to shift its line of sight.`whale | |
| Animal Trivia: Because its tongue is too short for its beak, the ---------- must juggle its food before swallowing it.`toucan | |
| Animal Trivia: Because of the giant panda's large size and the small size of their offspring, it is difficult to tell when a panda is ----------`pregnant | |
| Animal Trivia: Because of their acute sense of smell, dogs are trained to sniff out everything from drugs to bombs to iron ore. In Ontario, Canada, instruments couldn't locate where natural gas was escaping from a pipeline buried 18 feet underground. Trained ---------- were brought in. The dogs worked in sub-zero temperatures and covered nearly 100 miles of frozen ground, ultimately finding more than 150 gas leaks.`german shepherds | |
| Animal Trivia: Because the natural habitat of ---------- is of little use to man - the alkaline African lake waters support few fish and cannot be used for human consumption or irrigation - and also because their resting areas are typically inaccessible, the birds are rarely disturbed, unlike other African wild birds.`flamingos | |
| Animal Trivia: Between the mid-1860's and 1883, the ---------- population in North America was reduced from an estimated 13 million to a few hundred.`bison | |
| Animal Trivia: Bird droppings are a chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the ----------`western pacific | |
| Animal Trivia: Birds do not sing because they are happy. It is a ----------`territorial behavior | |
| Animal Trivia: Boredom can lead to madness in ----------. When caged by themselves and neglected for long periods of time, these intelligent, sociable birds can easily become mentally ill. Many inflict wounds upon themselves, develop strange tics, and rip out their own feathers. The birds need constant interaction, affection, and mental stimulation; some bird authorities have determined that some parrot breeds have the mental abilities of a 5-year-old human child. Should a neglected parrot go mad, there is little that can be done to restore it to normalcy. In England, there are "mental institutions" for such unfortunate creatures.`parrots | |
| Animal Trivia: Boxers were named after their habit of playing. At the beginning of play with another dog, a Boxer will stand on his hind legs and bat at his opponent, appearing to "box" with his ----------`front paws | |
| Animal Trivia: Bull giraffes forage higher in trees than cow giraffes which reduces food competition between the sexes. Long-legged giraffes walk with the limbs on one side of the body lifted at the same time. This gait is called a pace and allows a longer stride which saves ----------`steps and energy | |
| Animal Trivia: By age 6 months, the voracious ---------- will have increased its 3-pound birth weight by 7,000 percent.`pig | |
| Animal Trivia: Camel milk is the only milk that doesn't curdle when ----------`boiled | |
| Animal Trivia: Camels were used as pack animals in ---------- and Arizona as late as 1870.`nevada | |
| Animal Trivia: Canned herring were dubbed ---------- because the canning process was first developed in Sardinia, Italy.`sardines | |
| Animal Trivia: Catnip can affect lions and tigers as well as house cats. It excites them because it contains a chemical that resembles an excretion of the dominant female's ----------`urine | |
| Animal Trivia: Cats are the only domestic animals that walk directly on their ----------, not on their paws. This method of walking is called "digitigrade". When cats scratch furniture, it isn't an act of malice. They are actually tearing off the ragged edges of the sheaths of their talons to expose the new sharp ones beneath.`claws | |
| Animal Trivia: Cats have amazing hearing ability. A cat's ear has ---------- muscles that control the outer ear (by comparison, human ears only have six muscles). These muscles rotate 180 degrees, so the cat can hear in all directions without moving its head.`thirty | |
| Animal Trivia: Cats have more than one hundred vocal sounds, while dogs only have about ----------`ten | |
| Animal Trivia: Cattle branding in the United States did not originate in the West. It began in ---------- in the mid-19th century, when farmers were required by law to mark all their pigs.`connecticut | |
| Animal Trivia: Cattle branding was practiced 4,000 years ago. Old tomb paintings show ---------- branding their fat, spotted cattle.`egyptians | |
| Animal Trivia: Certain birds of prey (the African serpent eagle and the American kestrel, for example) have ---------- acuity 2.4 to 2.6 times greater than humans. They can see a 1 mm long insect from a treetop 18 meters above ground.`visual | |
| Animal Trivia: City ---------- will eat just about anything, and often, it's the junk food that people offer them that they prefer, like Cracker Jack peanuts. Many naturalists have concluded that a peanut diet is harmful to squirrels: it seems to result in a weakening of eyesight and a thinning of the animal's pelt.`squirrels | |
| Animal Trivia: Clams have a row of ---------- around their shells.`eyes | |
| Animal Trivia: Communication within the prairie dog community is crucial to the creatures' survival. An appointed sentry, spotting a predator, will give a distinctive warning cry, which instantly sends all others grabbing up babies and scurrying to the safety of their burrows. An all-clear call later announces that danger is passed. Experts are fascinated by the prairie dogs' ----------`cooperative system | |
| Animal Trivia: Cougars can kill animals ---------- times their size`eight | |
| Animal Trivia: Cows have four stomachs. Often, when a calf is born, the farmer will make it swallow a magnet. This is to attract the various nails, staples, bits of wire, and so on, that the cow may ingest while grazing. This odd hunger is known as ----------`hardware disease | |
| Animal Trivia: Cows provide 90 percent of the world's ----------`milk | |
| Animal Trivia: Coyotes are extremely loyal to their mates. If one is caught in a trap, the other will bring small game for it to eat; it will soak itself in a river to allow its thirsty mate to chew on its damp fur for water. It has been documented that the free coyote will stay with its captive partner until ----------`death | |
| Animal Trivia: Crabs and other crustaceans can escape danger by simply discarding an injured or trapped ----------`limb | |
| Animal Trivia: Dead sponges can resist bacterial decay for more than five years when submerged in ----------`fresh water | |
| Animal Trivia: Deer have no ----------`gall bladders | |
| Animal Trivia: Depending on the geographic region, about 30 to 60 percent of all animals brought in to animal shelters in the United States are ----------`euthanized | |
| Animal Trivia: Despite man's fear and hatred of the wolf, it has not ever been proved that a non-rabid wolf ever attacked a ----------`human | |
| Animal Trivia: Despite their finickiness, an average cat consumes about 127,750 calories a year, nearly 28 times their own weight in food and the same amount again in liquids. In case you were wondering, cats cannot survive on a ----------`vegetarian diet | |
| Animal Trivia: Developed in Egypt about 5,000 years ago, the greyhound breed was known before the ninth century in England, where it was bred by aristocrats to hunt such small game as hares. Today the dog is widely used in ----------`racing | |
| Animal Trivia: Dogs that do not tolerate small children well are the St. Bernard, the Old English sheep dog, the Alaskan malamute, the bull terrier, and the toy ----------`poodle | |
| Animal Trivia: Domesticated ---------- (farm-raised) cannot fly. Wild ---------- can fly for short distances at up to 55 miles per hour. Wild ---------- are also fast on the ground, running at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour.`turkeys | |
| Animal Trivia: Ducks will lay eggs only in the ----------`early morning | |
| Animal Trivia: Due to a retinal adaptation that reflects light back to the retina, the night vision of tigers is six times better than that of ----------`humans | |
| Animal Trivia: During the mating season, male ---------- bristle their quills at each other and chatter their teeth in rage before attacking. All ---------- at this time become very vocal: grunting, whining, chattering, even barking and mewing at each other.`porcupines | |
| Animal Trivia: Each day, 100 or more whales are killed by ----------`fishermen | |
| Animal Trivia: Elephant tusks grow throughout an elephant's life and can weigh more than 200 pounds. Among Asian elephants, only the males have tusks. Both sexes of ---------- elephants have tusks.`african | |
| Animal Trivia: Elephants are covered with ----------. Although it is not apparent from a distance, at close range, one can discern a thin coat of light ----------s covering practically every part of an elephant's body.`hair | |
| Animal Trivia: Elephants perform greeting ceremonies when a member of the group returns after a long time away. The welcoming animals spin around, flap their ears, and ----------`trumpet | |
| Animal Trivia: Elephants, lions, and camels roamed ---------- 12,000 years ago.`alaska | |
| Animal Trivia: Ergonomic waterbeds are the latest must-have on the bovine circuit. The beds, listed at $175 each, are said to enhance cattle health by reducing ----------`joint damage | |
| Animal Trivia: Every ----------, there is a peak in Canada wildlife population, especially among the muskrats, red fox, skunks, mink, lynx, and rabbits. The population of grasshoppers of the world tends to rise and fall rhythmically in 9.2-year cycles.`9.6 years | |
| Animal Trivia: Every bird must eat at least half its own weight in food each day to survive. Young birds need even more. A young robin, for example, eats as much as 14 feet of ---------- a day.`earthworms | |
| Animal Trivia: Every hour, nearly 12,500 puppies are born in the ----------`united states | |
| Animal Trivia: Expressing recognition rather than love, Utah ---------- exchange "kisses." By the touching of incisor teeth, they quickly confirm the identity of group members.`prairie dogs | |
| Animal Trivia: February 18, 1930 marks the first flight by a ---------- in an airplane.`cow | |
| Animal Trivia: February is the mating month for ----------`gray whales | |
| Animal Trivia: Fish travel in schools, whales travel in pods or ----------`gams | |
| Animal Trivia: Flamingos are not naturally pink. They get their color from their food, tiny green algae that turn pink during ----------`digestion | |
| Animal Trivia: Flatfishes form a unique and widespread group that includes about 130 American species, common in both the Atlantic and ----------`pacific ocean | |
| Animal Trivia: Frogs never drink. They absorb water from their surroundings by ----------`osmosis | |
| Animal Trivia: From crocodile farms, Australia exports about 5,000 crocodile skins a year. Most go to Paris, where a crocodile purse can sell for more than ----------`$10,000 | |
| Animal Trivia: Garter snakes, though reptiles, do not ----------. They bear young, just as mammals do.`lay eggs | |
| Animal Trivia: Genuine ivory does not only come from elephants. It can come from the tusks of a boar or a ----------`walrus | |
| Animal Trivia: Gibbons live in family groups and communicate to others through high-pitched songs which can be heard for several miles. Songs are specific to each family and convey information such as location, temper, and social ----------`position | |
| Animal Trivia: Goats generally need their ---------- trimmed once a month.`hoofs | |
| Animal Trivia: Goldfish have four color recepectors in their ---------- compared to our three - the mantis shrimp has ten color receptors.`eyes | |
| Animal Trivia: Goldfish lose their color if they are kept in a dim light or they are placed in a body of running water, such as a stream. They remain gold when kept in a pond or in a bowl with adequate ----------`illumination | |
| Animal Trivia: Gophers are ----------`hermits | |
| Animal Trivia: Gorillas and ---------- sleep about fourteen hours a day.`cats | |
| Animal Trivia: Gorillas do not know how to ----------`swim | |
| Animal Trivia: Gray ---------- migrate 12,000 miles each year, farther than any other mammal.`whales | |
| Animal Trivia: Groundhogs are "fossorial" - they live most of their lives underground. They dig burrows or "dens" that have several entrances. Each is connected with the main tunnel and the nesting chamber where the animal hibernates for the winter. A groundhog's whiskers help it ----------`navigate underground | |
| Animal Trivia: Groups: A group of unicorns is called a ----------. A group of kangaroos is called a mob. A group of whales is called a pod. A group of geese is called a gaggle. A group of owls is called a parliament. A group of ravens is an unkindness. A group of crows is a murder. A group of bears is called a sleuth. Twelve or more cows is called a flink.`blessing | |
| Animal Trivia: Guinea pigs were first domesticated by the ----------, who used them for food, in sacrifices, and as household pets.`incas | |
| Animal Trivia: Hamadryas ----------, in ancient Egypt, were believed to be companions and oracles of the god Thoth. They were given the honor of being mummified when they died.`baboons | |
| Animal Trivia: Hedgehog quills are not barbed or poisonous. Hedgehogs do apply a foamy, foul-tasting saliva to their quills, which protects the animals from ----------`predators | |
| Animal Trivia: Hens do not have to be impregnated to lay eggs. The ---------- is necessary only to fertilize the egg.`rooster | |
| Animal Trivia: Hippopotamuses have killed more people in Africa than all the lions, elephants, and water buffalo combined, usually by ----------`trampling | |
| Animal Trivia: Horned ---------- eat ants. They wait in areas where ants are working and when one passes by, they flick out their tongue, catch their prey, and swallow without chewing. Apparently their digestive tract is immune to bites and stings.`lizards | |
| Animal Trivia: Horses shorter than 141/2 hands (58 inches) at the withers (top of the shoulders) are technically ponies. The ----------, around 43 inches tall, is called a pony, not a miniature. Miniatures start 9 inches shorter, and prices go up as size goes down.`shetland | |
| Animal Trivia: Hummingbirds are the smallest birds - so tiny that one of their enemies is an insect, the ----------`praying mantis | |
| Animal Trivia: Hummingbirds cannot glide or soar as other bird do. They are the only bird that can ----------`hover continuously | |
| Animal Trivia: If frightened or threatened, a mother rabbit may abandon, ignore, or ----------`eat her young | |
| Animal Trivia: If they are well treated, camels in captivity can live to the age of ----------`fifty | |
| Animal Trivia: In 1874, the first animal purchased for the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago was a ----------, bought for $10.`bear cub | |
| Animal Trivia: In 1880, there were approximately 2 billion passenger pigeons in the United States. By 1914, the species was ----------`extinct | |
| Animal Trivia: In Alaska, it is legal to shoot ----------. However, waking a sleeping bear for the purpose of taking a photograph is prohibited.`bears | |
| Animal Trivia: In England, the most commonly used guide dog for the blind is the Yellow ----------`labrador retriever | |
| Animal Trivia: In Korea, the deer is a symbol of long life, and is often portrayed in the company of ----------`immortals | |
| Animal Trivia: In Milwaukee during the 1900s, 12,500 horses in the city left an estimated 133 tons of ---------- and urine on the streets per year.`manure | |
| Animal Trivia: In Pakistan, goats are often sacrificed to improve the performance of the ----------`stock market | |
| Animal Trivia: In Russia, dogs have been trained to sniff out ore deposits that contain ----------`iron sulfides | |
| Animal Trivia: In ancient Rome, auburn-haired puppies were sacrificed to ensure a plentiful ----------`corn crop | |
| Animal Trivia: In regions of India where the soil is red, elephants take on a permanent pink tinge because they regularly spray dust over their bodies to protect themselves against`insects | |
| Animal Trivia: It is estimated that a single toad may catch and eat as many as 10,000 insects in the course of a ----------`summer | |
| Animal Trivia: It is estimated that manatees live a maximum of 50 to 60 ----------`years | |
| Animal Trivia: It is the female ---------- who does more than 90 percent of the hunting, while the male is afraid to risk his life, or simply prefers to rest.`lion | |
| Animal Trivia: It may take longer than two days for a chick to break out of its ----------`shell | |
| Animal Trivia: It seems to biologists that, unlike their humpback whale relatives whose underwater song evolves from year to year, killer whales retain individual ---------- unchanged over long periods, possibly even for life.`dialects | |
| Animal Trivia: It takes a ---------- approximately seven years to grow to be one pound`lobster | |
| Animal Trivia: It takes about 50 hours for a snake to digest one ----------`frog | |
| Animal Trivia: It takes an average of 345 squirts to yield a gallon of milk from a cow's ----------`udder | |
| Animal Trivia: It would require an average of 18 ---------- to weigh in at 1 ounce.`hummingbirds | |
| Animal Trivia: Javelinas are free-ranging, yet territorial animals that travel in small herds. One of the reasons they travel in numbers is so they can huddle to stay warm - they don't handle cold well and can`freeze to death quickly | |
| Animal Trivia: Javelinas are very noisy animals among each other and squeal, snort, woof, and click their teeth to ----------`communicate | |
| Animal Trivia: Just like people, mother ---------- often develop lifelong relationships with their offspring.`chimpanzees | |
| Animal Trivia: Kangaroo rats never drink ----------. Like their relatives the pocket mice, they carry their own water source within them, producing fluids from the food they eat and the air they breathe.`water | |
| Animal Trivia: Kangaroos usually give birth to one young annually. The young kangaroo, or joey, is born alive at a very immature stage, when it is only about 2 cm long and weighs less than a ----------`gram | |
| Animal Trivia: Kittens are born both blind and deaf, but the vibration of their mother's purring is a physical signal that the kittens can feel - it acts like a ----------, signaling them to nurse.`homing device | |
| Animal Trivia: Koalas and humans are the only animals with unique prints. Koala prints cannot be distinguished from human ----------`fingerprints | |
| Animal Trivia: Komodo dragons eat deer and wild ----------`boar | |
| Animal Trivia: Lemon sharks grow a new set of teeth every two weeks. They grow more than 24,000 new ---------- every year.`teeth | |
| Animal Trivia: Llamas are reported to be inquisitive, friendly animals. A llama greeting is marked by softly blowing on each other. According to animal experts, a soft blow to a person is the llama's way of saying ----------`hello | |
| Animal Trivia: Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary opened in 1927 in ----------, Australia, and it was the first and is still the largest koala sanctuary in the world. Tourists can cuddle one of 130 koalas, hand feed kangaroos and emus, and see a large variety of Australian native wildlife in the 50-acre sanctuary, such as wombats, Tasmanian devils, and dingoes. Koala cuddling has been banned in New South Wales since January 1997, but cuddling is still permitted in Queensland, and especially at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. In Queensland, koalas can only be cuddled for less than 30 minutes per day. They must also get every fourth day off. At Lone Pine, koalas are timed for "clock on" and "clock off" when they go to the koala cuddling area.`brisbane | |
| Animal Trivia: Macaws are the largest and most colorful species of the ----------`parrot family | |
| Animal Trivia: Male ---------- have antlers 7 feet across. The antlers often weigh 60 pounds.`moose | |
| Animal Trivia: Male ---------- lose the hair on their heads in the same manner men do.`monkeys | |
| Animal Trivia: Male ---------- may have more than 100 wives and sometimes go three months without eating.`sea lion | |
| Animal Trivia: Male cockatoos can be taught to speak, but females can only chirp and ----------`sing | |
| Animal Trivia: Mallard ---------- are sometimes built at a height of 40 feet above ground. Surprisingly, when leaving their nests for the first time, chicks are very rarely hurt due to falling to the ground.`nests | |
| Animal Trivia: Many corals receive nourishment from algae which grow inside their ----------`tissue | |
| Animal Trivia: Many seabirds that swallow fishes too large for immediate digestion go about with the esophagus filled. Apparently without discomfort, the tail of the fish sticks out of the ----------`bird's mouth | |
| Animal Trivia: Many sharks lay soft-shelled eggs but hammerheads give birth to live young that look like miniature versions of their parents. Young hammerheads are often born ----------, with the tip of their hammerhead folded backward to make them more streamlined for birth.`headfirst | |
| Animal Trivia: Marie Antoinette's dog was a spaniel named ----------`thisbe | |
| Animal Trivia: Marine iguanas, saltwater crocodiles, sea snakes, and sea turtles are the only surviving seawater-adapted ----------`reptiles | |
| Animal Trivia: Mice, whales, elephants, giraffes, and humans all have seven neck ----------`vertebra | |
| Animal Trivia: Migrating geese fly in a V-formation to save energy. A goose's wings churn the air and leave an air current behind. In the flying wedge, each bird is in position to get a lift from the current left by the bird ahead. It is easier going for all, except the leader. During a migration, geese are apt to take turns in the ----------`lead position | |
| Animal Trivia: Milk delivered to the store today was in the cow ----------`two days ago | |
| Animal Trivia: Milk snakes lay about 13 eggs - in piles of animal ----------`manure | |
| Animal Trivia: Minnows have teeth in their ----------`throat | |
| Animal Trivia: Monkeys will not eat red meat or ----------`butter | |
| Animal Trivia: More ---------- are raised in California than in any other state in the United States.`turkeys | |
| Animal Trivia: More people are killed in Africa by crocodiles than by ----------`lions | |
| Animal Trivia: More species of ---------- live in a single tributary of the Amazon River than in all the rivers in North America combined.`fish | |
| Animal Trivia: More than one million stray dogs and over 500,000 stray cats live in the ----------`new york city | |
| Animal Trivia: Most ---------- lived to be more than a hundred years old.`dinosaurs | |
| Animal Trivia: Most cows give more milk when they ----------`listen to music | |
| Animal Trivia: Most tropical marine fish could survive in a tank filled with ----------`human blood | |
| Animal Trivia: Most varieties of ---------- can go an entire year without eating a single morsel of food.`snake | |
| Animal Trivia: Mother prairie dogs will nurse their young only while ---------- in the safety of the burrow. If an infant tries to suckle above ground, the mother will slap it.`underground | |
| Animal Trivia: Mother-of-pearl is not always ----------. It can be pink, blue, purple, gray, or even green. Nor is it produced only by the pearl oyster. The abalone and the pearl mussel both have shells that are lined with fine-quality mother-of-pearl.`white | |
| Animal Trivia: Mountain ---------- grow luxurious winter coats - more than three inches of cashmere-quality wool, overlaid with long hollow hairs. The hardy animals can endure winter temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees F, and powerful winds up to 100 miles per hour.`goats | |
| Animal Trivia: Mussels can thrive in ---------- because of an inborn ability to purify bacteria, fungi, and viruses.`polluted water | |
| Animal Trivia: Native peoples of South America catch ---------- and use their razor-sharp teeth to make tools and weapons.`piranha | |
| Animal Trivia: Ninety percent of all species that have become extinct have been ----------`birds | |
| Animal Trivia: Not all leeches are bloodsuckers. Many are predators which eat earthworms, etc. The nearest relatives of leeches are ----------`earthworms | |
| Animal Trivia: Octopi and squid have ---------- hearts. Their main systemic heart pumps blood throughout the circulatory system, and two branchial hearts provide some additional push at each of the paired gills.`three | |
| Animal Trivia: Of the 250-plus known species of shark in the world, only about 18 are known to be ----------`dangerous to man | |
| Animal Trivia: Off the coast of southern California, around 200 ---------- still roam in Catalina Island's hinterlands, descendants of a few brought there in the 1920s for a movie and left there.`bison | |
| Animal Trivia: Oilbirds have a ---------- sense shared among known birds only in Southeast Asia's swiftlets (although very common among bats). The oilbird is a cave dweller, and it bounces its echoing clicks from rock walls to help navigate in the dark vaults where they nest by the hundreds.`sonar | |
| Animal Trivia: On the Baja coast, osprey couples return to the same nests year after year. These birds rebuild their old nest, carefully repairing any damage caused by winds, rain, and age. After years of rebuilding, some osprey nests can reach heights of ----------`four feet | |
| Animal Trivia: One Laysan ----------, tracked by biologists at Wake Forest University, flew more than 24,843 miles in flights across the North Pacific to find food for its chick in just 90 days - a flight distance equivalent to circling the globe.`albatross | |
| Animal Trivia: One in ten Dalmatians is born ----------, and the breed lacks the ability to process urine completely, so they need a special diet low in flesh protein.`deaf | |
| Animal Trivia: One peculiar behavior of dachshunds is that they often roll around in odiferous things when they encounter them. This odd habit has been attributed to the dog's hunting instinct. Doing this is the dachshund's attempt to "lose its scent" so that its potential prey cannot ----------`smell it | |
| Animal Trivia: One way birds learn is by trial and error. Scientists have discovered that many of their learned motor patterns are linked to appetite. For instance, young doves must learn to drink water. The pecking of domestic chicks improves about 30 hours after hatching. They snatch up a grain with increased efficiency. Simple trial-and-error learning is also believed to be very important in birds' ----------`nest-building | |
| Animal Trivia: Only tom turkeys ----------. Hen turkeys make a clicking noise.`gobble | |
| Animal Trivia: Ostriches are such fast runners, they can outrun a horse. Male ostriches can ---------`roar like a lion | |
| Animal Trivia: Ostriches live about 75 years and can reproduce for ----------`fifty years | |
| Animal Trivia: Out of the 650 known species of leeches, Hirudo medicinalis is the most common used by ----------`doctors | |
| Animal Trivia: Pandas spend about 12 hours a day eating ----------`bamboo | |
| Animal Trivia: Parrots, most famous of all talking birds, rarely acquire a vocabulary of more than twenty words. However, Tymhoney Greys and African Greys have been known to carry vocabularies in excess of ----------`one hundred words | |
| Animal Trivia: Philip Gilbert Hamerton, English art writer and landscape painter, noted, "If animals could speak, the dog would be a blundering, outspoken, honest fellow - but the cat would have the rare grace of never saying a ----------`word too much | |
| Animal Trivia: Pigeons and hummingbirds have tiny magnetic particles in their heads that respond to the Earth's magnetic fields and are used for ----------`navigation | |
| Animal Trivia: Pigs are exceedingly loud creatures. A University of Illinois study measured average pig squeals that ranged from 100 to 115 decibels. The supersonic Concorde jet, by comparison, was originally banned from New York when its engines exceeded 112 decibels at ----------`takeoff | |
| Animal Trivia: Pigs, walruses, and light-colored horses can be ----------`sunburned | |
| Animal Trivia: Pink elephants? In regions of India where the soil is red, elephants take on a permanent pink tinge because they regularly spray dust over their bodies to protect themselves against ----------`insects | |
| Animal Trivia: Prior to migration a ---------- will consume the equivalent of up to 25 percent of its body weight per day, accumulating large amounts of fat. During the migration, geese may cover up to 600 miles per day. At the end of the migration, they often weigh less than before they started fattening up in preparation.`goose | |
| Animal Trivia: Racehorses have been known to wear out ---------- in one race.`new shoes | |
| Animal Trivia: Reportedly, ---------- mate for life.`beavers | |
| Animal Trivia: Researchers don't know why killer whales like to rub their sensitive stomachs on the bottom of shallow beaches, but they think it may be a form of ----------`grooming | |
| Animal Trivia: Several poison-dart frog species are bred at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. There, researchers gauge the toxicity of poisonous species by taste. No danger is posed, because frogs caught in the wild gradually become less poisonous, and captive offspring are nontoxic. The change may be due to diet. The frog's natural menu - mostly tropical ants and springtails - cannot be duplicated in a ----------`terrarium | |
| Animal Trivia: Sharks and rays are the only animals known to man that cannot succumb to cancer. Scientists believe this is related to the fact that they have no bone - only ----------`cartilage | |
| Animal Trivia: Sharks can be dangerous even before they are born. Scientist Stewart Springer was bitten by a sand tiger shark embryo while he was examining its ----------`pregnant mother | |
| Animal Trivia: Sheep will not drink from running water. Hence, the line in the Twenty-third Psalm: "He leadeth me beside the ----------`still waters | |
| Animal Trivia: Since white tigers have pigmented stripes and blue eyes, they are not ----------`albinos | |
| Animal Trivia: Sir Walter Raleigh's black greyhound was named ----------`hamlet | |
| Animal Trivia: Snails have ----------. They are arranged in rows along the snail's tongue and are used like a file to saw or slice through the snail's foot.`teeth | |
| Animal Trivia: So that it can pull its lithe body into a tight, prickly little ball for defense, the hedgehog has a large muscle running along its ----------`stomach | |
| Animal Trivia: Some more names for groups of animals... a bale of turtles, a clowder of cats, a charm of goldfinches, a gam of whales, a knot of toads, a ---------- of tigers.`streak | |
| Animal Trivia: Some sloths, opossum, and armadillos spend up to 80 percent of their lives sleeping or ----------`dozing | |
| Animal Trivia: Some species of earthworms in ---------- can measure more than ten feet in length.`australia | |
| Animal Trivia: Some species of freshwater eels migrate to the Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean to mate. After laying up to 20 million eggs, the female eel dies. The baby eels hatched from the eggs then make their way back to ----------`fresh water | |
| Animal Trivia: Some species of rain forest birds migrate every summer from South America to Canada to ----------`breed | |
| Animal Trivia: Strange creatures, jellyfish are comprised mostly of water - more than 95 percent - and have no brain, heart, or bones, and no actual ----------`eyes | |
| Animal Trivia: Sue, the world's largest, most complete, and best preserved ----------, made her grand debut to the public on May 17, 2000 at the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois.`tyrannosaurus rex | |
| Animal Trivia: Surviving all dangers, a wild ---------- may live up to 20 years.`cobra | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- - a relative of the mole - is the smallest mammal in North America. It weighs 1/14 ounce - less than a dime.`pigmy shrew | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- bird can fly at a speed of 260 miles per hour.`frigate | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- can travel up to 45 miles per hour, whereas the rabbit can achieve an average speed of just 35 miles per hour.`hare | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- can travel up to 9 miles per hour.`chicken | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- continually grows new sets of teeth to replace old teeth. It also cannot move its tongue. The tongue is rooted to the base of its mouth.`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- does not chew its food, but swallows it whole. It carries several pounds of small stones in its stomach to aid in grinding up and digesting its nourishment.`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- eagle of Africa hunts over a territory of 250 square miles a day.`bateleur | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- eagle, swooping at better than 100 miles per hour, can brake to a halt in 20 feet.`african | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- eats nothing but eucalyptus leaves.`koala | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- has green bones.`garfish | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- has only two toes, unlike most birds, which have three or four.`ostrich | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- is a little-known burrowing South American animal that is related to the armadillo, but is smaller in size. The ending of the animal's name is derived from the Spanish ciego, meaning "blind."`pichiciego | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- is a member of the rodent family. The typical adult ---------- can weigh approximately 8 to 14 pounds and average about 22 inches in length. Groundhogs are also known as "woodchucks," "whistle pigs," and "marmots."`groundhog | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- is one of the few land animals that does not need water to supplement its food.`koala | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- is the first bird mentioned in the Bible. It was sent out by Noah to see if the waters had abated.`raven | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- is the only bird that can swim, but not fly. It is also the only bird that walks upright.`penguin | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- of a really famished camel may flop over and hang down the side of the body as the fat is used up.`hump | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- snake found in the state of Arizona is not poisonous, but when frightened, it may hiss loudly and vibrate its tail like a rattlesnake.`gopher | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- whale is often referred to as the "sea canary" because of the birdlike chirping sounds it makes.`beluga | |
| Animal Trivia: The ---------- whale is the mammal with the heaviest brain - about six times heavier than a human's.`sperm | |
| Animal Trivia: The ----------, a small lizard generally measuring 6 or 7 inches, has a tongue several inches longer than its body. With a thrust of this remarkable appendage, it can catch insects some 10 inches away.`chameleon | |
| Animal Trivia: The ----------, national bird of New Zealand, can't fly. It lives in a hole in the ground, is almost blind, and lays only one egg each year. Despite this, it has survived for more than 70 million years.`kiwi | |
| Animal Trivia: The ----------, often called "possum," dates back over 45 million years.`opossum | |
| Animal Trivia: The AdTlie ---------- bears the name of French explorer Dumont d'Urville's beloved wife`penguin | |
| Animal Trivia: The Adlie ---------- bears the name of French explorer Dumont d'Urville's beloved wife.`penguin | |
| Animal Trivia: The Alaskan ---------- is the largest deer of the New World. It attains a height at the withers in excess of 7 feet and, when fully grown, weighs up to 1,800 pounds.`moose | |
| Animal Trivia: The American ---------- weighs approximately one pound when fully grown.`crow | |
| Animal Trivia: The American ----------, with its eyes placed toward the top of its head, can see backward and upward, and forward and upward, with binocular vision and, laterally, almost 180 degrees with each eye.`woodcock | |
| Animal Trivia: The American opossum, a marsupial, bears its young just 12 to 13 days after conception. The Asiatic elephant takes 608 days to give birth, or just over ----------`20 months | |
| Animal Trivia: The Bactrian camel is the only land mammal on Earth that can survive on ----------`salt water | |
| Animal Trivia: The Cairn terrier is great at catching ----------`rats | |
| Animal Trivia: The Chinese, during the reign of Kublai Khan, used lions on hunting expeditions. They trained the big cats to pursue and drag down massive animals - from wild bulls to bears - and to stay with the kill until the ----------`hunter arrived | |
| Animal Trivia: The Dalmatian dog is named for the Dalmatian Coast of ----------, where it is believed to have been originally bred.`croatia | |
| Animal Trivia: The Egyptian ----------, a white bird about the size of a raven, throws stones with its beak to open ostrich eggs to eat. This bird is one of the very few animals that, like man, manipulates objects as tools.`vulture | |
| Animal Trivia: The Hirudo leech has three jaws with 100 teeth on each jaw - making 300 teeth in all. The ---------- leech uses a different method of sucking blood. They insert a long proboscis into the victim as opposed to biting.`amazon | |
| Animal Trivia: The Hirudo leech lays its babies within a cocoon; the Amazon leech carries its babies on its ---------- - sometimes as many as 300.`stomach | |
| Animal Trivia: The Jardine River in Australia's Cape York Peninsula is home to Crocodylus porosus, the saltwater or estuarine crocodile. It is the largest and perhaps most dangerous of all ---------- species of crocodilians.`twenty three | |
| Animal Trivia: The Mojave ground ----------, found mainly in the American West, hibernates for two-thirds of every year.`squirrel | |
| Animal Trivia: The Mola Mola, or Ocean Sunfish, lays up to ---------- eggs at one time.`5,000,000 | |
| Animal Trivia: The New Guinea Singing Dog's most unique characteristic is its dramatic ability to vary the pitch of its howl. They do not bark repetitively but have a complex vocal behavior, including yelps, whines, and single-note ----------`howls | |
| Animal Trivia: The Nile crocodile averages about 45 years in the wild, and may live up to 80 years in ----------`captivity | |
| Animal Trivia: The Ozark blind salamander begins life with eyes and plumelike gills. As the animal matures, its eyelids fuse together and the gills ----------`disappear | |
| Animal Trivia: The Rufous is the only species of hummingbird to nest in Alaska. They migrate 2,000 miles to Mexico each winter, and then back to Alaska in the ----------`spring | |
| Animal Trivia: The Virginia opossum is the only marsupial (pouched mammal) indigenous to North America. They will play dead when threatened, and contrary to folklore, do not sleep hanging by their tails. They have a litter size of up to 22, but only a maximum of 13 offspring live. Their babies stay in the pouch for the first ----------`60 days | |
| Animal Trivia: The albatross drinks sea water. It has a special desalinization apparatus that strains out and excretes all excess ----------`salt | |
| Animal Trivia: The anaconda, one of the world's largest snakes, gives birth to its young instead of ----------`laying eggs | |
| Animal Trivia: The ancient nautilus is considered the most intelligent of the invertebrates; it is said to have been as intelligent as a ----------`young cat | |
| Animal Trivia: The armor of the ---------- is not as tough as it appears. It is very pliable, much like a human fingernail.`armadillo | |
| Animal Trivia: The average ---------- moves at a rate of approximately 0.000362005 miles per hour.`snail | |
| Animal Trivia: The average ---------- weighs 14 pounds.`fox | |
| Animal Trivia: The average adult ---------- pig weighs two pounds.`guinea | |
| Animal Trivia: The average adult ---------- weighs 21 pounds.`raccoon | |
| Animal Trivia: The average adult male ----------, the world's largest living bird, weighs up to 345 pounds.`ostrich | |
| Animal Trivia: The average capacity of a pelican's ---------- is 12 quarts.`pouch | |
| Animal Trivia: The average cod deposits between 4 and 6 million eggs at a single ----------`spawning | |
| Animal Trivia: The average giraffe's ---------- is two or three times that of a healthy man.`blood pressure | |
| Animal Trivia: The average minimal speed of birds in order to remain aloft in flight is reported to be about 161/2 feet per second, or about ---------- miles per hour.`eleven | |
| Animal Trivia: The average porcupine has more than 30,000 quills. Porcupines are excellent swimmers because their quills are hollow and serve as pontoons to keep them ----------`afloat | |
| Animal Trivia: The basenji is a mid-sized dog with a silky copper coat. Although they are considered a barkless dog, they are known to ---------- when they are happy.`yodel | |
| Animal Trivia: The bat is the only mammal that can ----------`fly | |
| Animal Trivia: The biggest frog is the appropriately named ---------- frog (Conraua goliath) of Cameroon. They reach nearly 30 cm (a foot) and weigh as much as 3.3 kilograms.`goliath | |
| Animal Trivia: The bite of a leech is painless due to its own ----------`anaesthetic | |
| Animal Trivia: The black bear is not always black. It can be brown, cinnamon, ----------, and sometimes a bluish color.`yellow | |
| Animal Trivia: The blow of a whale has a strong, foul odor. It apparently smells like a combination of spoiled fish and old oil. Because whales have such terrible breath, sailors believed at one time that a whiff of it could cause ----------`brain disorders | |
| Animal Trivia: The blubber of a male ---------- is considered superior to that of the sperm whale for lubricating machinery.`elephant seal | |
| Animal Trivia: The blue whale is maintained by its blubber and can go up to half a year without ----------`eating | |
| Animal Trivia: The blue whale weighs as much as thirty elephants, and is as long as three ----------`greyhound buses | |
| Animal Trivia: The bluefin ---------- swims with its mouth partly open, relying on ramjet ventilation, unlike slower fish, which force water through their gills to remove oxygen and release carbon dioxide. Since seawater contains only about 2.5 percent as much oxygen it needs from the volume of water flowing through its mouth, the bluefin has proportionately one of the largest gill areas of any fish.`tuna | |
| Animal Trivia: The bottle-nosed ---------- can dive to a depth of 3,000 feet in two minutes.`whale | |
| Animal Trivia: The breed of the Thoroughbred horse is only about 300 years old, although horse racing has been popular in England since Roman times, and can be traced back to Central Asia among ----------`prehistoric nomads | |
| Animal Trivia: The brilliant colors in a hummingbird's ---------- are created by tiny platelets that resemble a pancake filled with air bubbles. They are called "interference colors," and are much like the shimmering colors seen in a soap bubble or in a drop of oil.`feather | |
| Animal Trivia: The calories burned daily by the sled dogs running in Alaska's annual Iditarod race average 10,000. The 1,149-mile race commemorates the 1925 "Race for Life" when 20 volunteer mushers relayed medicine from Anchorage to Nome to battle a children's ----------`diphtheria epidemic | |
| Animal Trivia: The cat was the symbol of liberty in ancient ----------`rome | |
| Animal Trivia: The chameleon has a tongue that is 1.5 times the length of its ----------`body | |
| Animal Trivia: The color of the blood of an ---------- is bluish-green.`octopus | |
| Animal Trivia: The common carp lives up to 25 years in the wild, and up to 40 years in captivity. The durable fish can survive in waters up to 90 degrees F, and can even withstand ---------- for short periods.`freezing | |
| Animal Trivia: The conception and birth of the armadillo are odd events. Although mating usually occurs in July, the embryos of the armadillo remain in a dormant state until November. Later in March, four young are born. Armadillos are the only mammals in which multiple young form from a single egg with any regularity. All four of the young, always of the same sex, are identical quadruplets and developed from the same egg. They even shared a single ---------- while in the womb.`placenta | |
| Animal Trivia: The crayfish isn't a fish at all - it is related to the ----------`lobster | |
| Animal Trivia: The crocodile is a cannibal; it will occasionally eat other ----------`crocodiles | |
| Animal Trivia: The crocodile is surprisingly fast on land. If pursued by a crocodile, a person should run in a zigzag motion, for the crocodile has little or no ability to make sudden changes of ----------`direction | |
| Animal Trivia: The digestive juices of crocodiles contain so much ---------- that they have dissolved iron spearheads and 6-inch steel hooks that the crocodiles have swallowed.`hydrochloric acid | |
| Animal Trivia: The dog and the turkey were the only two domesticated animals in ancient ----------`mexico | |
| Animal Trivia: The domestic cat is the only species able to hold its tail vertically while walking. Wild cats hold their tail horizontally, or tucked between their legs while ----------`walking | |
| Animal Trivia: The duckbill platypus of Australia can store up to 600 worms in its large cheek ----------`pouches | |
| Animal Trivia: The ears of the Asiatic ---------- are larger than those of other bear species.`black bears | |
| Animal Trivia: The electric eel has thousands of electric cells running up and down its tail. Vital body organs, such as the heart, are packed into a small space behind the head. They use their electric sense to "see". Their electric sensors act like ----------. They send out weak impulses which bounce off objects.`radar | |
| Animal Trivia: The electric eel is the most shocking animal on Earth - no other animal packs such a big charge. If attacking a large prey, a 9-foot-long eel can discharge about ----------. One zap could stun a human. The larger the eel, the bigger the charge.`800 volts | |
| Animal Trivia: The electric eel lives in the Amazon River and its tributaries in South America. The rivers churn up a lot of mud and the eels cannot see well in them. Two less powerful electric fish are the electric catfish and ray. Electric rays live in warm ocean water, and they can give off a charge of sufficient force to stun a human. The biggest electric ray, the Atlantic torpedo ray, can weigh ---------- pounds.`two hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: The electric eel's shocking power is so great that it can overtake its victims while ----------`15 feet away | |
| Animal Trivia: The electric organs in an electric eel make up four-fifths of its ----------`body | |
| Animal Trivia: The famous cow used as the corporate symbol on all Elmer's products is actually named ----------, and she is the spouse of Elmer, the steer who the company is named after.`elsie | |
| Animal Trivia: The fastest animal on four legs is the ----------`cheetah | |
| Animal Trivia: The fastest dog, the ----------, can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. The breed was known to exist in ancient Egypt more than 5,000 years ago.`greyhound | |
| Animal Trivia: The fastest of all fish in the sea is the ----------, streaming forward at speeds near 68 miles per hour.`swordfish | |
| Animal Trivia: The favorite horses of both Alexander the Great (Bucephalos) and Julius Caesar both had atavistic mutations - extra toes. Horses normally have only one toe per foot, but are descended from horses with three or four toes on ----------`each limb | |
| Animal Trivia: The female ---------- inseminates herself. At mating time, the male deposits a conical mass of jellylike substance containing the sperm. The female draws the jelly into herself, and in so doing, fertilizes her eggs.`salamander | |
| Animal Trivia: The female American Oyster lays an average of 500 million eggs per year. Usually only one oyster out of the bunch reaches ----------`maturity | |
| Animal Trivia: The female condor lays a single egg once every`two years | |
| Animal Trivia: The female king crab incubates as many as 400,000 young for 11 months in a brood pouch under her ----------`abdomen | |
| Animal Trivia: The female knot-tying weaverbird will refuse to mate with a male who has built a shoddy nest. If spurned, the male must take the nest apart and completely rebuild it in order to win the ---------- of the female.`affections | |
| Animal Trivia: The female pigeon cannot lay eggs if she is alone. In order for her ovaries to function, she must be able to see another pigeon. If no other pigeon is available, her own ---------- in a mirror will suffice.`reflection | |
| Animal Trivia: The first ---------- dragons to breed in the western world are at the National Zoo at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.`komodo | |
| Animal Trivia: The first medical use of leeches dates back to approximately 2,500 years ago. The leech's saliva contains a property that acts as an anticoagulant for ----------`human blood | |
| Animal Trivia: The flamingoes of East Africa have few natural enemies. In general, the only predators an adult flamingo need fear are the fish eagle and the ----------`marabou stork | |
| Animal Trivia: The flounder swims ----------`sideways | |
| Animal Trivia: The flying ---------- of Java and Malaysia is able to flatten itself out like a ribbon and sail like a glider from tree to tree.`snake | |
| Animal Trivia: The fur of the vicuna, a small member of the camel family which live in the Andes mountains of Peru, is so fine that each hair is less than two-thousandths of an inch. The animal was considered sacred by the Incas, and only royalty could wear its ----------`fleece | |
| Animal Trivia: The giant ---------- is the largest creature without a backbone. It weighs up to 2.5 tons and grows up to 55 feet long. Each eye is a foot or more in diameter.`squid | |
| Animal Trivia: The giant African ---------- grows to a foot long and reaches weights greater than a pound.`snail | |
| Animal Trivia: The giraffe's ---------- is huge; it weighs 25 pounds, is 2 feet long, and has walls up to 3 inches thick.`heart | |
| Animal Trivia: The great horned owl can turn its head ----------`270 degrees | |
| Animal Trivia: The grebe, an aquatic bird, has an effective means of escaping danger while protecting its young. At the first sign of danger, it will sink into the water until its back is level with the surface. This allows its offspring to swim over and quickly climb onto its back. The parent grebe then rises up to its swimming position and ferries the chicks across the water to ----------`safety | |
| Animal Trivia: The grizzly bear is capable of running as fast as the average ----------`horse | |
| Animal Trivia: The hides of mature female blue ---------- are more than twice as thick as those of males, probably as a protection against courtship bites.`sharks | |
| Animal Trivia: The hippopotamus gives birth ---------- and nurses its young in the river as well, although the young hippos must come up periodically for air.`underwater | |
| Animal Trivia: The hippopotamus has skin an inch-and-a-half thick, so solid that most ---------- cannot penetrate it.`bullets | |
| Animal Trivia: The hippopotamus has the world's shortest ----------`sperm | |
| Animal Trivia: The hippopotamus is, next to the elephants, the heaviest of all land mammals. It may weigh as much as 8,000 pounds. It is also a close relative of the ----------`pig | |
| Animal Trivia: The horned lizard of the American southwest may squirt a thin stream of ---------- from the corners of its eyes when frightened.`blood | |
| Animal Trivia: The hum of a hummingbird comes from the super-fast beat of the wings. The smallest ones beat their wings the fastest - up to 80 times per second. Even the slower beat of bigger hummingbirds (20 times per second) is so fast you can only see a ----------`blur | |
| Animal Trivia: The hummingbird is the only bird that can ----------`fly backwards | |
| Animal Trivia: The hummingbird's tiny ----------, 4.2% of its body weight, is proportionately the largest in the bird kingdom.`brain | |
| Animal Trivia: The individual hair of a chinchilla is so fine that ----------of them equal the thickness of a single human hair.`five hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: The jackrabbit is not a rabbit; it is a ----------`hare | |
| Animal Trivia: The kakapo is a nocturnal burrowing parrot of ---------- that has a green body with brown and yellow markings. Its name is from Maori and means "night parrot."`new zealand | |
| Animal Trivia: The king crab walks ----------`diagonally | |
| Animal Trivia: The kinkajou's tail is twice as long as its body. Every night, it wraps itself up in its tail and uses it as a ----------`pillow | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest Great White Shark ever caught measured 37 feet and weighed 24,000 pounds. It was found in a herring weir in New Brunswick in 1930. The harmless Whale Shark, holds the title of largest fish, with the record being a 59-footer captured in Thailand in ----------`1919 | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest bird egg in the world today is that of the ostrich. Ostrich eggs are from 6 to 8 inches long. Because of their size and the thickness of their shells, they take 40 minutes to ----------`hard-boil | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest jellyfish in the world has a bell that can reach 8 feet across and tentacles that extend over half the length of a ----------`football field | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest known egg ever laid by a creature was that of the extinct ---------- of Madagascar. The egg was 9.5 inches long. It had a volume of 2.35 gallons.`aepyornis | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest order of mammals, with about 1,700 species, is ----------. Bats are second with about 950 species.`rodents | |
| Animal Trivia: The largest species of seahorse measures`eight inches | |
| Animal Trivia: The leech has 32 brains - 31 more than a ----------`human | |
| Animal Trivia: The leech will gorge itself up to ---------- its body weight and then just fall off its victim.`five times | |
| Animal Trivia: The life expectancy of the average mockingbird is`ten years | |
| Animal Trivia: The male ---------- sheds its antlers every winter and grows a new set the following year.`moose | |
| Animal Trivia: The male ---------- will mate for life, and if the female dies, he remains single for the rest of his life. However, if the male dies, the female will hook up with a new mate.`fox | |
| Animal Trivia: The male house ---------- builds several nests as part of his courtship ritual. Once the nests are completed, his potential bride looks them all over, then selects one as her preferred choice for the laying of her eggs.`wren | |
| Animal Trivia: The male seahorse, not the female, carries the ---------- of the species. The female fills the male's brooch pouch with eggs, which remain in the swollen sac for a gestation period of eight to ten days.`embryo | |
| Animal Trivia: The massive skeleton of the African ---------- accounts for about 15 percent of the body weight, just as in a man of slender build; however, the elephant's skeleton supports as much as four tons per leg, and is thus stressed close to the physical limit for bone. To keep from damaging its skeleton, an African ---------- has to move sedately, never jumping or running. The "charge" of these animals is a fast walk on long legs, at about 15 miles per hour.`elephant | |
| Animal Trivia: The maximum life span of ---------- has been documented to be over 200 years in exceptional cases. The average life span of the large colorful fish, however, is 25 to 35 years.`koi | |
| Animal Trivia: The more that is learned about the ecological benefits of ----------, the more home gardeners are going out of their way to entice these amazing winged mammals into their neighborhoods. ---------- are voracious insect eaters, devouring as many as 600 bugs per hour for 4 to 6 hours a night. They can eat from one-half to three-quarters their weight per evening. ---------- are also important plant pollinators, particularly in the southwestern U.S.`bats | |
| Animal Trivia: The most carnivorous of all bears is the ----------. Its diet consists almost entirely of seals and fish.`polar bear | |
| Animal Trivia: The most venomous of all snakes, known as the Inland Taipan, has enough venom in one bite to kill more than 200,000 ----------`mice | |
| Animal Trivia: The mouse is the most common mammal in the ----------`united states | |
| Animal Trivia: The mudskipper is a fish that can actually ----------`walk on land | |
| Animal Trivia: The normal body temperature of the ---------- horse is 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).`clydesdale | |
| Animal Trivia: The now-extinct ancestor of the horse, ----------, had a short neck, a pug muzzle, and stood no higher than a medium-sized dog.`eohippus | |
| Animal Trivia: The once popular dog name ---------- is from Latin and means "fidelity."`fido | |
| Animal Trivia: The only ---------- to ever appear in a Shakespearean play was Crab in "The Two Gentlemen of Verona."`dog | |
| Animal Trivia: The only country in the world that has a Bill of Rights for Cows is ----------`india | |
| Animal Trivia: The optimum depth of water in a birdbath, says the Audubon Society of America, is two and a half inches. Less water makes it difficult for birds to take a bath; more makes them ----------`afraid | |
| Animal Trivia: The owl is the only bird to drop its upper eyelid to wink. All other birds raise their lower ----------`eyelids | |
| Animal Trivia: The owl parrot can't fly, and builds its nest under tree ----------`roots | |
| Animal Trivia: The oyster is usually ----------. It begins life as a male, then becomes a female, then changes back to being a male, then back to being female. It may go back and forth many times.`ambisexual | |
| Animal Trivia: The part of the foot of a horse between the fetlock and the hoof is the ----------`pastern | |
| Animal Trivia: The penculine ---------- of Africa builds its home in such a sturdy manner that Masai tribesman use their nests for purses and carrying cases.`titmouse | |
| Animal Trivia: The poison-arrow frog has enough poison to kill about ----------`2,200 people | |
| Animal Trivia: The process of a snake shedding its skin or a crustacean casting off its outer shell is called ----------`ecdysis | |
| Animal Trivia: The pronghorn ---------- can run up to 61 miles per hour.`antelope | |
| Animal Trivia: The pronghorn ---------- is the fastest mammal to be found in North America, and second only to the cheetah as the fastest mammal on the planet.`antelope | |
| Animal Trivia: The pupil of an octopus's eye is ----------`rectangular | |
| Animal Trivia: The raccoon derives its name from the Indian word meaning "he who scratches with his ----------`hands | |
| Animal Trivia: The rear portion of the head of a horse is called the ----------`poll | |
| Animal Trivia: The ring-tailed ----------, a primate found only in Madagascar, meows like a cat.`lemur | |
| Animal Trivia: The ruby-throated hummingbird beats its wings at the incredibly rapid speed of 50 to 70 times a second. If a 170-pound man expended energy at the rate of the hummingbird, he would have to eat 285 pounds of hamburger or twice his weight in potatoes each day in order to maintain his weight. He would have to evaporate 100 pounds of perspiration per hour to keep his skin temperature below the ----------`boiling point of water | |
| Animal Trivia: The sea cucumber, a purplish-brown creature covered with ----------, has a unique defense strategy. When attacked, it throws out sticky threads from its mouth, which entangles its enemy. The sea cucumber can then quickly escape.`warts | |
| Animal Trivia: The sea lion can swim 6,000 miles, stopping only to ----------`sleep | |
| Animal Trivia: The sea lion is susceptible to sunburn, and if put on board a ship, will get as seasick as a ----------`man | |
| Animal Trivia: The sea otter's dark fur is the finest and densest of any animal fur. On an adult animal, there are approximately 650,000 hairs per square inch. A sea otter relies on its fur to keep it warm - it doesn't have blubber as other marine mammals do. Natural oils in a sea otter's fur repel ----------`water | |
| Animal Trivia: The seeing-eye dog, or any dog trained to guide the blind, cannot tell a red light from a green one. When it lead its master across the street, it watches the traffic flow to tell when it is ----------`safe to cross | |
| Animal Trivia: The shoebill ----------, native to Africa, is often compared to a statue. The bird will stand perfectly still for long periods waiting for fish to come to surface in the water.`stork | |
| Animal Trivia: The shrew is known to eat up to its own weight about every three hours. Deprived of nutrition for a day, it may ----------`starve to death | |
| Animal Trivia: The skin of baby ---------- is so transparent that one can actually see the milk flowing into them as they nurse.`mice | |
| Animal Trivia: The smallest bird in the world is the Cuban bee ----------. It is less than 2 inches long from tip of beak to tip of tail. It weighs 6/100ths of an ounce.`hummingbird | |
| Animal Trivia: The smallest frog is the Gold frog (Psyllophryne Didactyla) of ----------. It grows to only 9.8 mm (3/8 inch).`brazil | |
| Animal Trivia: The smallest of American owls, the ----------, often nests in the Gila woodpecker's cactus hole after the woodpecker leaves. The owl measures barely 6 inches tall. It specializes in catching scorpions, seizing each by the tail and nipping off its stinger. It then swallows the scorpion's body, pincers and all.`elf owl | |
| Animal Trivia: The smell of a ---------- can be detected by a human a mile away.`skunk | |
| Animal Trivia: The snail mates only once in its entire life. When it does mate, however, it may take as long as ---------- to consummate the act.`12 hours | |
| Animal Trivia: The sound a ---------- makes is called "nuzzing".`camel | |
| Animal Trivia: The spines on a newborn ---------- start to appear within 24 hours.`hedgehog | |
| Animal Trivia: The spiny cheek, starsnout poacher, and monkeyface prickleback are all names of ----------`fish | |
| Animal Trivia: The squirrel monkey's brain accounts for roughly 5 percent of its body weight - the largest percentage of any other animal. The human brain, by comparison, makes up about 2.3 percent of ----------`body weight | |
| Animal Trivia: The star-nosed mole, with 22 pink ---------- on its snout, is said to have the most delicate sense of touch in the animal world.`tentacles | |
| Animal Trivia: The stegosaurus had a brain that weighed only 2 ounces and was no bigger than a ----------`walnut | |
| Animal Trivia: The striped ---------- can fire its musk stream accurately for up to 12 feet, and even farther with a cooperative downwind.`skunk | |
| Animal Trivia: The tailorbird of Africa makes its nest by sewing together two broad leaves. It uses fiber as the thread and its bill as the ----------`needle | |
| Animal Trivia: The tarantula spends most of its life within its burrow, which is an 18-inch vertical hole with an inch-wide opening. When male tarantulas are between the ages of 5 to 7 years, they leave the burrow in search of a female, usually in the early fall. This migration actually signals the end of their life cycle. The males mate with as many females as they can, and then they die around mid-----------`november | |
| Animal Trivia: The three-toed ---------- of tropical America can swim easily, but it can only drag itself across bare ground.`sloth | |
| Animal Trivia: The two ---------- of a dolphin's brain work independently. For 8 hours, the entire brain is awake. The left side then sleeps for 8 hours. When it wakes up, the right side sleeps for 8 hours. Thus, the dolphin gets 8 hours of sleep without ever having to stop physically.`hemispheres | |
| Animal Trivia: The underwater mating song of the ---------- is so loud that sometimes it can be heard by humans on the shore.`toadfish | |
| Animal Trivia: The venom of the king cobra is so deadly that one gram of it can kill ----------. Just to handle the substance can put one in a coma.`150 people | |
| Animal Trivia: The weasel and the ermine are the same animal. This mammal's coat changes with the season - in its white winter coat, it is known as an ermine, in its brown coat, it is a ----------`weasel | |
| Animal Trivia: The whale has the slowest metabolism of all animals. Despite its great size, it lives on one of the smallest of all creatures: the microscopic ----------, found throughout the sea.`plankton | |
| Animal Trivia: The white elephant is the sacred animal of ----------`thailand | |
| Animal Trivia: The woolly ----------, extinct since the Ice Age, had tusks almost 16 feet high.`mammoth | |
| Animal Trivia: The word "puppy" comes from the French ----------, meaning "doll."`poupee | |
| Animal Trivia: The word "struthious" refers to something that resembles or is related to ----------`ostriches | |
| Animal Trivia: The world's fastest reptile (measured on land) is the spiny-tailed ---------- of Costa Rica. It has been clocked at 21.7 miles per hour.`iguana | |
| Animal Trivia: The world's largest mammal, the blue whale, weighs 50 tons at birth. Fully grown, it weighs as much as ---------- tons`one hundred and fifty | |
| Animal Trivia: The world's largest rodent is the Capybara. An Amazon water hog that looks like a guinea pig, it can weigh more than ---------- pounds.`one hundred | |
| Animal Trivia: There are ---------- in Poland. They live mainly in the area of the Bialowieza Forest and are known as "zubra." The well-known Polish vodka Zubrowka, which means "buffalo brand," takes its name from these animals.`buffalos | |
| Animal Trivia: There are ---------- that nest in trees. These creatures may spend their whole life without ever touching the ground.`mice | |
| Animal Trivia: There are 1,600 known species of ---------- in the world.`starfishes | |
| Animal Trivia: There are 328 species of ----------`parrots | |
| Animal Trivia: There are 40,000 muscles and ---------- in an elephant's trunk. This makes it very strong and flexible, allowing an elephant to pluck a delicate flower or lift a huge log. The trunk is used for touching, grasping, sucking, spraying, smelling, and striking.`tendons | |
| Animal Trivia: There are 690 known species of ----------`bats | |
| Animal Trivia: There are about 130 species of ----------`owl | |
| Animal Trivia: There are about 40 different ---------- in a birds wing.`muscles | |
| Animal Trivia: There are about 5,000 species of ---------- known. Only about half of them build reefs.`coral | |
| Animal Trivia: There are about 500 different kinds of cone snails around the world. All have a sharp, modified tooth that stabs prey with venom like a harpoon. Most cone snails hunt worms and other snails, but some eat fish. These are the ones most dangerous to people. The nerve toxin that stops a fish is powerful enough to also kill a ----------`human | |
| Animal Trivia: There are close to 4,000 known species of frogs, including ----------`toads | |
| Animal Trivia: There are fewer than 1,000 Bactrian camels left in the wild. They have survived in a land with no water in an area used for nuclear testing. Their numbers, however, are falling dramatically as humans encroach farther and farther into China's ----------`gobi Desert | |
| Animal Trivia: There are more than 100 million ---------- in the united states. americans spend more than 5.4 billion dollars on their pets each year.`dogs and cats | |
| Animal Trivia: There are more than 450 species of ---------- throughout the world.`finches | |
| Animal Trivia: There are no penguins at the ----------. In fact, there are no penguins anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere (outside of zoos). All 17 varieties of the bird are found below the equator, primarily in the Antarctica.`north pole | |
| Animal Trivia: There are no wild deer of any kind in Australia, and the small red deer is the only one found in ----------`africa | |
| Animal Trivia: There are seven distinctive types of combs on ----------: rose, strawberry, single, cushion, buttercup, pea, and V-shaped.`chickens | |
| Animal Trivia: There are some 50 different species of ----------, and all of them are venomous. They thrive in abundance along the coast from the Persian Gulf to Japan and around Australia and Melanesia. Their venom is ten times as virulent as that of the cobra. Humans bitten by them have died within two-and-a-half hours.`sea snakes | |
| Animal Trivia: There is a substantial wild population of golden hamsters living in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Scientists speculate that all the domesticated golden hamsters in the world descended from a single female with twelve babies, which were dug from a burrow in Syria back in ----------`1930 | |
| Animal Trivia: There is approximately one ---------- for every human being in the world.`chicken | |
| Animal Trivia: There is just one known species of ---------- in the world - it is in the order of Struthioniformes.`ostrich | |
| Animal Trivia: There is no mention of cats or rats in the ----------`bible | |
| Animal Trivia: There is no single cat called the ----------. The name is commonly applied to the leopard, but it is also used to refer to the puma and the jaguar. A black ---------- is really a black leopard.`panther | |
| Animal Trivia: There once were more sea lions on Earth than ----------`people | |
| Animal Trivia: Thinking that its parents were a camel and a leopard, the Europeans once called the animal a "camelopard." Today, it is called the ----------`giraffe | |
| Animal Trivia: Thirty thousand monkeys were used in the massive three-year effort to classify the various types of ----------`polio | |
| Animal Trivia: Though human noses have an impressive 5 million olfactory cells with which to smell, sheepdogs have 220 million, enabling them to smell 44 times better than ----------`man | |
| Animal Trivia: Tiger cubs are born blind and weigh only about 2 to 3 pounds (1 kg), depending on the subspecies. They live on milk for 6 to 8 weeks before the female begins taking them to kills to feed. Tigers have fully developed canines by 16 months of age, but they do not begin making their own kills until about ----------`18 months of age | |
| Animal Trivia: To survive, most birds must eat at least half their own weight in food ----------`each day | |
| Animal Trivia: Today's oldest form of horse is the Przewalski, or Mongolian Wild Horse. Survivors of this breed were discovered in the Gobi Desert in ----------`1881 | |
| Animal Trivia: Toothed ---------- whales live in extended family units that, for families, constitute life-long associations. They differ from baleen whales, which form only temporary bonds.`sperm | |
| Animal Trivia: Traveling at a rate of 2 to 3 miles per hour, camels can carry 500 to 1,000 pounds on their backs. They are able to keep up this pace for 6 or 7 hours a day. Camels will refuse to carry loads that are not properly ----------`balanced | |
| Animal Trivia: Tuna swim at a steady rate of 9 miles per hour for an indefinite period of time - and they never stop moving. Estimates indicate that a 15-year-old tuna travels one million miles in its ----------`lifetime | |
| Animal Trivia: Tunas will suffocate if they ever stop ----------. They need a continual flow of water across their gills to breathe, even while they rest.`swimming | |
| Animal Trivia: Turtles survived the upheavals of the last 200 million years, including the great extinction episode that eliminated the dinosaurs. Now, about half of the world's turtle species face possible extinction - due in large part to a growing demand for turtles as a popular dining delicacy and a source of ----------`traditional medicines | |
| Animal Trivia: Unlike dolphins, porpoises are not very ----------`sociable | |
| Animal Trivia: Unlike most fish, electric eels cannot get enough oxygen from water. Approximately every five minutes, they must surface to breathe, or they will drown. Unlike most fish, they can swim both ----------`backwards and forwards | |
| Animal Trivia: Unrelated to the chicken, the male ---------- bird earned the name "cock" because of its rooster-like appearance and combative behavior. The female of the species influenced the word "rock" being added to the name because of her habit of nesting and rearing the young in sheltered rock niches.`cock-of-the-rock | |
| Animal Trivia: Very unusual for carnivores, hyena clans are dominated by ----------`females | |
| Animal Trivia: Wandering ---------- spread their wings, clack bills, and shake heads in a ritual dance. Bonds between courting birds may last the whole of a 50-year lifetime.`albatrosses | |
| Animal Trivia: We are sure that whales and dolphins had land-living ancestors, but we don't know what they were like and we don't know how they ----------`evolved | |
| Animal Trivia: Weighing approximately 13 pounds at birth, a baby caribou will double its weight in just ----------`10 days | |
| Animal Trivia: What do bats' wings, elephants' ears, flamingos' legs, rabbits' ears, goats' horns, and human skin all have in common? They radiate heat to providing ----------`cooling | |
| Animal Trivia: When a ---------- exerts itself, gets angry, or stays out of the water for too long, it exudes red, sweatlike mucus through its skin.`hippopotamus | |
| Animal Trivia: When a desert ---------- spends the summer of the dry season in a burrow, it is "estivating." When an animal estivates, its metabolism slows and its temperature drops. Animals estivate or hibernate in response to extremes in temperature or lack of food or water.`tortoise | |
| Animal Trivia: When a school of baby ---------- are threatened, their father opens his huge mouth and the youngsters swim inside to hide. When danger has passed, he reopens his mouth and lets the fry out.`catfish | |
| Animal Trivia: When a snail hatches from an egg, it is a miniature adult, shell and all. The shell grows with the snail, and the snail never leaves the ----------`shell | |
| Animal Trivia: When thirsty, a camel can swig down 25 gallons of water in less than ----------`three minutes | |
| Animal Trivia: When under extreme stress, such as when held in captivity, some octopuses will eat their own arms, which ----------`grow back | |
| Animal Trivia: When young abalones feed on red seaweed, their shells turn ----------`red | |
| Animal Trivia: When young, the hoatzin, a crested, olive-colored South American bird, has claws on its ----------`wings | |
| Animal Trivia: While awake, hummingbirds must eat at least every 30 minutes or they will starve to death. They need to eat 2.5 times their body weight every day - this takes hundreds of ---------- everyday.`flowers | |
| Animal Trivia: While dangerous to swimmers, the fact remains that ---------- are much less dangerous than sharks.`barracudas | |
| Animal Trivia: While many people believe that a camel's humps are used for water storage, they are actually made up of ----------. The hump of a well-rested, well-fed camel can weigh up to eighty pounds.`fat | |
| Animal Trivia: While some sharks lay eggs, blue sharks give birth to live ----------, as do about two-thirds of all sharks, estimated at nearly 350 species.`pups | |
| Animal Trivia: While the bones of most airborne birds are hollow for lightness, ---------- are endowed with solid bones for ballast when they dive, sometimes to 850 feet or more.`penguins | |
| Animal Trivia: Wildlife biologists estimate that as many as five out of six fawns starve to death during a hard winter in ----------`vermont | |
| Animal Trivia: With few exceptions, birds do not sing while on the ground. They sing during flight or while sitting on an object off the ----------`ground | |
| Animal Trivia: With only a four-week gestation period, a cottontail ---------- can produce 5 to 7 litters, and as many as 35 offspring per year.`rabbit | |
| Animal Trivia: Within the hawk, or birds of prey, family, there are ---------- species - eagles, hawks, kites, and Old World vultures, which are found nearly worldwide.`two hundred and eight | |
| Animal Trivia: Wolf packs could be found in all the forests of Europe, and in 1420 and 1438, wolves roamed the streets of ----------`paris | |
| Animal Trivia: You can identify a ---------- bear's mark by the sign of five claws. A black bear will lacerate a tree trunk with four claws.`grizzly | |
| Animal Trivia: You can tell the sex of a horse by its teeth. Most males have 40, females have ----------`thirty six | |
| Animal Trivia: You could milk about ---------- cows per hour by hand, but with modern machinery, you can milk up to 100 cows per hour.`six | |
| Animal Trivia: Young birds such as ducks, geese, and shore birds are born with their ----------`eyes open | |
| Animal Trivia: Zebus are humped cattle found in India, China, and northern Africa. Zebubs are tsetse-like flies found in ----------`ethiopia | |
| Animal Trivia: ___ are the largest of the minnows it's a big family, including over 300 american species, mainly small freshwater fishes. true minnows are soft-rayed fish with teeth in their throats only`carp | |
| Animal Trivia: ___ are voluntary breathers. for this reason, they sleep with only half of their brain at one time. the other half remains alert to regulate breathing. resident whales typically remain near the surface, breathing and swimming in a pattern. when traveling together, resident pods have been observed to breathe in unison`orca whales | |
| Animal Trivia: ___ eggs which are incubated below 85 f (29.5 c) hatch into females, while those incubated above 95 f (35 c) hatch into males`crocodile | |
| Animal Trivia: a camel with one hump is a dromedary, while a camel with two humps is a`bactrian | |
| Animal between 1 and 2 years old`yearling | |
| Animal of which the bontebok & kudu are types`antelope | |
| Animal of which the bontebok and kudu are types`antelope | |
| Animal or plant without the normal pigmentation of its species?`albino | |
| Animal or plant without the normal pigmentation of its species`Albino | |
| Animals : There are about 130 species of`owl | |
| Animals : There are about 40 different ---------- in a birds wing`muscles | |
| Animals : There are about 5,000 species of ---------- known. Only about half of them build reefs`coral | |
| Animals : There are close to 4,000 known species of frogs, including`toads | |
| Animals : There are more than 450 species of ---------- throughout the world`finches | |
| Animals : There are no wild deer of any kind in Australia, and the small red deer is the only one found in`Africa | |
| Animals : Thinking that its parents were a camel and a leopard, the Europeans once called the animal a "cameleopard". Today, it is called the`giraffe | |
| Animals that once existed and exist no more, are called ______`Extinct | |
| Animals that once existed but don't exist now are said to be`Extinct | |
| Animals that prey on game, such as foxes or weasels`vermin | |
| Animals: A group of kangaroos is called a ___?`Mob | |
| Animals: A group of owls is called a ____?`Parliament | |
| Animals: A group of ravens is called a ___?`Murder | |
| Animals: A group of rhinos is called a ____?`Crash | |
| Animals: A hedgehog's heart beats how many times a minute on average?`Three hundred | |
| Animals: Bats always turn a certain way when leaving a cave. Left or right?`Left | |
| Animals: How long did the longest recorded flight of a chicken last, in seconds?`Thirteen | |
| Animals: How long does an orgasm of a pig last, in minutes?`Thirty | |
| Animals: How many hearts do earthworms have?`Five | |
| Animals: How many hours does an antelope sleep at night?`one | |
| Animals: How many legs does a crab have?`Ten | |
| Animals: How many tentacles does a Squid have?`Ten | |
| Animals: Sleeping sickness is carried by which insect?`Tsetse fly | |
| Animals: What animal has bony plates and rolls up into a ball if its frightened?`Armadillo | |
| Animals: What disease is carried by the Tsetse fly?`Sleeping sickness | |
| Animals: What do crocodiles swallow to enable them to dive deeper`Rocks | |
| Animals: What is a Hen less than a year old called`A Pullet | |
| Animals: What is a dork?`A whale's penis | |
| Animals: What is a female cat?`Queen | |
| Animals: What is a female deer?`Doe | |
| Animals: What is a group of donkeys called?`Herd | |
| Animals: What is a group of geese called?`Gaggle | |
| Animals: What is a male cat?`Tom | |
| Animals: What is a male deer?`Buck | |
| Animals: What is a whale's penis called?`A Dork | |
| Animals: What is the heart rate of the Blue Whale? How many beats per minute?`Nine | |
| Animals: What is the most venomous snake?`King Cobra | |
| Animals: What is the name for a pregnant gold fish?`Twit | |
| Animals: What is the name of the largest lizard?`Komodo dragon | |
| Animals: What is the only insect that can turn its head?`Praying mantis | |
| Animals: Which animal always has 4 babies at a time, all the same sex?`Armadillo | |
| Animals: Which animal can live several weeks without its head - eventually dying from starvation?`A cockroach | |
| Animals: Which animal has four noses?`A slug | |
| Animals: Which animal has the largest eyes?`Giant squid | |
| Animals: Which animal has three eyelids to protect itself from blowing sand?`Camel | |
| Animals: Which animal throws up by letting its stomach dangle out of its mouth, emptying the contents with its arms, then swallowing the stomach?`Frog | |
| Animals: Which is the only animal besides human that can get leprosy?`Armadillo | |
| Animaniacs tunes: in a quake what do the warners not have until its too late`insurance | |
| Animaniacs tunes: magellan, in his ballad, is looking for`east indies | |
| Animaniacs tunes: planet forgotten by yakko in the galaxy touring song`uranus | |
| Animaniacs tunes: the very last word of the hello song`goodbye | |
| Animaniacs: The Grim Reaper almost took Wakko because he ate too many what`swedish meatballs | |
| Animaniacs: The animaniacs have this popular lunch meat in their slacks.`bologna | |
| Animaniacs: This is the argumentative "good feather"; also a popular pasta topping.`pesto | |
| Animaniacs: This is the first year "The Animaniacs" was aired.`1994 | |
| Animaniacs: When the animaniacs are caught, they are put here, also their home.`the water tower | |
| Animation : In the movie Toy Story who wrote the song "You've Got A Friend"`Randy Newman | |
| Anime: In which series is the witch Karla interested in maintaining power balance`lodoss wars | |
| Anime: What city does _Evangelion_ take place in`tokyo 3 | |
| Anime: What is the name of the male lead in _Vision of Escaflowne_`van fanel | |
| Anime: What is the name of the most recent Slayers series`slayers try | |
| Anime: What is the name of the most recent Tenchi Muyo series`shin tenchi muyo | |
| Anime: What is the thing that Miaka from _Fushigi Yuugi_ always enjoys doing`eating | |
| Anime: What series contains a reference to a fruit spread`marmalade boy | |
| Anime: What sound does Mokona make`puu | |
| Anime: Where does Hitomi go to in Escaflowne`gaea | |
| Anime: Which character in Escaflowne is hinted to be Isaac Newton`isaac | |
| Anime: Which company is allowing Disney to do distribution of its work`studio ghibli | |
| Anime: Who composed the majority of the music featured in _Vision of Escaflowne_`yoko kanno | |
| Anime: Who provides the voice for Ayanami Rei`megumi hayashibara | |
| Anise seed`anise | |
| Anita Brooker wrote this novel 'Hotel du`lac | |
| Ankara is the capital of ______`Turkey | |
| Ankylophobia is the fear of`immobility of a joint | |
| Anna Magnani won the 1955 Best Actress Oscar for the film version of which play by Tennessee Williams`the rose tattoo | |
| Anna Tellwright is the title character in a book by which author`arnold bennett | |
| Annapolis & Minneapolis contain the suffix "polis", which in Greek means ____`city | |
| Anne Boleyn lost her head over this guy`henry viii | |
| Anniversaries: 10th`Tin | |
| Anniversaries: 11th`Steel | |
| Anniversaries: 12th`Silk, Linen | |
| Anniversaries: 13th`Lace | |
| Anniversaries: 15th`Crystal | |
| Anniversaries: 1st`Paper | |
| Anniversaries: 20th`China | |
| Anniversaries: 25th Anniversary Is Silver, What's The 6th`Iron | |
| Anniversaries: 25th`Silver | |
| Anniversaries: 2nd`Cotton | |
| Anniversaries: 30th`Pearl | |
| Anniversaries: 35th`Coral | |
| Anniversaries: 3rd`Leather | |
| Anniversaries: 40th`Ruby | |
| Anniversaries: 4th`Fruit, Flowers | |
| Anniversaries: 55th`Emerald | |
| Anniversaries: 60th`Diamond | |
| Anniversaries: 6th`Sugar | |
| Anniversaries: 7th`Copper, Wool | |
| Anniversaries: 9th`Pottery, Willow | |
| Anniversaries: A 300th Anniversary Called`Tercentenary | |
| Anniversaries: A Diamond Anniversary`50 Years | |
| Anniversaries: A Fifteenth Anniversary Is Called A`Quindecennial | |
| Anniversaries: A Fifteenth ___________ Is Called A Quindecennial`Anniversary | |
| Anniversaries: A Fifty Year Anniversary`Diamond Anniversary | |
| Anniversaries: A One Year Anniversary`Paper Anniversary | |
| Anniversaries: A Paper Anniversary`One Year | |
| Anniversaries: A Silver Anniversary`Twenty Five Years | |
| Anniversaries: A Sixty Year Anniversary`Emerald Anniversary | |
| Anniversaries: A Twenty Five Year Anniversary`Silver Anniversary | |
| Anniversaries: A _________ Anniversary Is Called A Quindecennial`Fifteenth | |
| Anniversaries: An Emerald Anniversary`Sixty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Bronze, Pottery`Eight Years | |
| Anniversaries: China`Twenty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Copper, Wool`Seven Years | |
| Anniversaries: Cotton`Two Years | |
| Anniversaries: Diamond`Fifty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Emerald`Sixty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Fruit, Flowers`Four Years | |
| Anniversaries: How Long Is A Silver Anniversary`Twenty Five Years | |
| Anniversaries: How Many Years Of Marriage Are Celebrated By A Golden Wedding Anniversary`Fifty | |
| Anniversaries: If You Are Celebrating Your Diamond Anniversary, How Many Years Have You Been Married`Sixty | |
| Anniversaries: Ivory`Fourteen Years | |
| Anniversaries: Lace`Thirteen Years | |
| Anniversaries: Leather`Three Years | |
| Anniversaries: Pearl`Thirty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Pottery, Willow`Nine Years | |
| Anniversaries: Ruby`Forty Years | |
| Anniversaries: Sapphire`Forty Five Years | |
| Anniversaries: Silver`Twenty Five Years | |
| Anniversaries: Steel`Eleven Years | |
| Anniversaries: Sugar`Six Years | |
| Anniversaries: The Tenth Wedding Anniversary Is Commemorated With What`Tin | |
| Anniversaries: Tin`Ten Years | |
| Anniversaries: What Do You Give For A 55 Year Wedding Anniversary`Emerald | |
| Anniversaries: What Do You Give For A One Year Wedding Anniversary`Paper | |
| Anniversaries: What Is A 300th Anniversary Called`Tercentenary | |
| Anniversaries: What Is The Crystal Anniversary`Fifteenth | |
| Anniversaries: What Is The Traditional Gift For A 35th Wedding Anniversary`Coral | |
| Anniversaries: What Symbolizes Your 11th Wedding Anniversary`Steel | |
| Anniversaries: Wood`Five Years | |
| Annoying, litigious (and possibly duplicitous) owner of Boston Beer Company`jim koch | |
| Annoyingly unpleasant: repulsive: 'the creepy kids next door.'`creepier | |
| Anonymous letters of hostility towards the recipient`hate mail | |
| Anorexia nervosa`anorexia | |
| Anorgasmia is the _____?`inability to orgasm | |
| Anothe name for an artists workshop or studio`ateller | |
| Another British Pop BAND:albums include "Modern Life is Rubbish" "Parklife"`blur | |
| Another device, such as a radio ------- or a gyro-------, used for determining geographic direction`compass | |
| Another name for a boxer`pugilist | |
| Another name for a detective`sleuth | |
| Another name for a lasso`lariat | |
| Another name for a nervous twitch`tic | |
| Another name for a slaughter house`abattoir | |
| Another name for a villain or scoundrel`blackguard | |
| Another name for an artists workshop or studio`ateller | |
| Another name for blood poisoning`septicaemia | |
| Another name for graphite or black lead`plumbago | |
| Another name for guardian angels is`watchers | |
| Another name for phencyclidine hydrochloride`angel dust | |
| Another name for wood alcohol is....`methanol | |
| Another name for wood alcohol is`helicopter | |
| Another term for pure china clay is`kaolin | |
| Another word for direct confrontation`face-off | |
| Answering responsively, as in antiphony`antiphonal | |
| Antelope considered as a group: 'a herd of ----.'`buck | |
| Anthocyanins are compounds which produce what`colors | |
| Anthophobia is the fear of`flowers | |
| Anthrophobia is the fear of`people | |
| Anthropoid (Ape) of equatorial Africa that, physically and genetically, is the animal most closely related to humans?`chimpanzee | |
| Anthropoid (ape) of equatorial Africa that, physically & genetically, is the animal most closely related to humans`chimpanzee | |
| Anti tank rocket launcher`bazooka | |
| Antibiotic obtained from mould`penicillin | |
| Antlophobia is the fear of`floods | |
| Antoine Domino is better known the world by what name?`Fats Domino | |
| Anubis was the egyptian god of the ______`dead | |
| Anvil, hammer and stirrup are all bones where`ear | |
| Anxious: troubled: 'the --------- parents of youthful offenders.'`concerned | |
| Any animal lacking a vertebral column, or backbone`invertebrate | |
| Any comparatively small body of land completely surrounded by water`island | |
| Any couple making out inside a vehicle, and accidentally sounding the horn during their lustful act, may be taken to jail according to a _________ ________, New Jersey law.`Liberty Corner | |
| Any free-moving liquid in outer space will form itself into a sphere, because of it's surface ______`tension | |
| Any group of 7 performers`septet | |
| Any material that hardens & becomes strongly adhesive after application in plastic form`cement | |
| Any member of a group of protozoa (single-celled animals) that are blood parasites`trypanosome | |
| Any monophonic medieval liturgical music without strict meter and traditionally sung without accompaniment. Also called plainchant`plainsong | |
| Any month that starts on a Sunday will have a ______________ in it`friday the 13th | |
| Any object worn as a charm may be called a(n)`amulet | |
| Any of 9 goddesses inspiring music or poetry`muse | |
| Any of a breed of domestic pigeons resembling ---s`owl | |
| Any of a class of water-soluble crystalline carbohydrates, including sucrose and lactose, having a characteristically sweet taste and classified as`sugar | |
| Any of a group of composite organisms made up of a fungus & an alga living in symbiotic association (symbiosis)`lichen | |
| Any of a group of composite organisms made up of a fungus and an alga living in symbiotic association (Symbiosis)?`Lichen | |
| Any of a group of organic compounds structurally related to ------, particularly adenine and guanine, and also caffeine, uric acid, theobromine, and`purine | |
| Any of a large group of chemicals almost exclusively organic in nature, used for the coloring of textiles, inks, food products, & other substances`dyes | |
| Any of a number of anonymous Jewish or Christian texts from around the second century B.C. to the second century A.D. containing prophetic orsymbolic visions, especially of the imminent destruction of the world and the`apocalypse | |
| Any of a race of one-eyed giants, reputedly descended from these Titans, inhabiting the island of Sicily`cyclopes | |
| Any of a series of graduated categories of dimension whereby manufactured articles, such as shoes and clothing, are classified`size | |
| Any of as many as 50,000 marine, freshwater, & terrestrial species of mollusk`snail | |
| Any of certain other ferns, such as the bracken or the cliff brake`brakes | |
| Any of numerous anatomically distinct structures making up the skeleton of a vertebrate animal. There are more than 200 different ----s in the human body`bone | |
| Any of numerous chiefly colonial marine polyps of the class Anthozoa that secrete such calcareous skeletons`coral | |
| Any of numerous plants of the genus Mertensia, native to Asia, Europe, and North America and having blue, trumpet-shaped flowers`bluebell | |
| Any of numerous shrubs or vines of the genus Rosa, having prickly stems, pinnately compound leaves, and variously colored, often fragrant flowers`roses | |
| Any of numerous widely distributed marine fishes of the family Lutjanidae (or Lutianidae), many of which are prized as food fishes, that are foundchiefly in warm coastal waters`snapper | |
| Any of several American parasitic shrubs, such as Phoradendron flavescens of eastern North America`mistletoe | |
| Any of several Asian mynas of the genus Gracula`grackle | |
| Any of several birds of the genus Rhipidura of eastern Asia and Australia, having a long, fan-shaped tail`fantail | |
| Any of several bulbous European herbs of the genus Leucojum, having white or whitish flowers and fleshy fruit`snowflake | |
| Any of several common, often asymptomatic, sexually transmitted diseases caused by the microorganism Chlamydia trachomatis`chlamydia | |
| Any of several devices used to drive, batter, or crush by forceful impact, especially: A battering ram`rams | |
| Any of several devices used to drive, batter, or crush by forceful impact, especially: A battering`ram | |
| Any of several early bicycles having pedals attached to the front wheel`velocipede | |
| Any of several esters, other than the ethyl ester, of carbamic acid`urethane | |
| Any of several felines, such as the cheetah or the snow`leopard | |
| Any of several fishes of the family Cottidae, such as the sculpin and the miller's thumb`bullhead | |
| Any of several freshwater bivalve mollusks of the genera Anodonta and Unio, found in the central United States, that burrow in the sand or mud of lakes`mussing | |
| Any of several large wildcats related to or resembling the lion`lions | |
| Any of several long-horned beetles of the genus Monochamus having larvae that bore large holes in living or dead wood`sawyer | |
| Any of several marine food fishes of the genera Menticirrhus and Merluccius, including the corbina and the silver hake, of North American coastal waters`whitings | |
| Any of several mildly euphoriant, intoxicating hallucinogenic drugs, such as ganja, hashish, or marijuana, prepared from various parts of this plant`cannabis | |
| Any of several nonvenomous snakes, such as the milk snake of North America, popularly believed to be harmful`adder | |
| Any of several onionlike plants, such as the leek or shallot`scallion | |
| Any of several other birds that resemble the --------, such as the partridge`pheasant | |
| Any of several other evergreen coniferous trees or shrubs, such as the Alaska -----, incense -----, or red`cedar | |
| Any of several other leguminous plants, such as the rose`acacia | |
| Any of several other plants having leaves or other parts somewhat resembling a bird's foot`crowfeet | |
| Any of several other plants in the pea family, such as bush ------ and sweet`clover | |
| Any of several other plants, such as the autumn crocus`croci | |
| Any of several other plants, such as the autumn`crocus | |
| Any of several other plants, such as the bog`asphodel | |
| Any of several other related or similar melons`cantaloup | |
| Any of several plants having underground tubers or nutlike parts`groundnut | |
| Any of several plants of the mustard family, especially the dame's ------ and the sea`rocket | |
| Any of several plants of the mustard family, especially the dame's rocket and the sea rocket`rockets | |
| Any of several predatory sharks of the genus Sphyrna, having the sides of the head elongated into fleshy extensions with the eyes at the ends`hammerhead | |
| Any of several ranks of noncommissioned officers in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps: 'master gunnery --------: staff --------.'`sergeant | |
| Any of several rays of the family Mobulidae, inhabiting tropical and subtropical seas and having a large flattened body, winglike pectoral fins, a whiplike tail, and two hornlike fins that projectforward from the head. Also called devilfish, ----- ray,`manta | |
| Any of several related aquatic plants`watercress | |
| Any of several related fishes, such as the bonito`tuna | |
| Any of several related plants in the mint family, such as the bee ---- and the horse`balm | |
| Any of several related plants, such as penny----- and water`cress | |
| Any of several salts of -------, especially ------- carbonate`lithium | |
| Any of several shore birds related to and resembling the sandpipers, especially one of the genus Heteroscelus that is noted for its loud cry`tattler | |
| Any of several similar fishes, such as the lamprey and electric`eel | |
| Any of several similar fishes, such as the skipjack`bonito | |
| Any of several similar marsupials of Australia belonging to the family Phalangeridae`opossum | |
| Any of several similar or related hawks`goshawk | |
| Any of several similar or related plants, such as Chinese`cabbage | |
| Any of several similar or related trees, such as the Douglas fir`firs | |
| Any of several similar or related trees, such as the Douglas`fir | |
| Any of several similar plants, such as the African`violet | |
| Any of several similar plants, such as the lemon`verbena | |
| Any of several similar plants`cacti | |
| Any of several soft metal alloys used to line bearings and bushings in order to reduce friction?`Babbitt Metal | |
| Any of several spiny animals, such as the porcupine, that are similar to the`hedgehog | |
| Any of several thick twilled cotton fabrics, such as corduroy, having a short nap`fustian | |
| Any of several tropical sea birds of the genus Sula, resembling and related to the gannets`boobies | |
| Any of several units of gold and silver currency formerly used in the Middle East`dinar | |
| Any of several usually relatively thin, rigid, flat, or sometimes curved surfaces radially mounted along an axis, as a blade in a turbine or a sail on a windmill, that is turned by`vane | |
| Any of several wetland plants of similar aspect, such as the papyrus and the cattail`bulrush | |
| Any of the Khoisan languages of the San`bushman | |
| Any of the canine teeth of a carnivorous animal, such as a dog or wolf, with which it seizes and tears its prey`fang | |
| Any of the celestial bodies visible at night from Earth as relatively stationary, usually twinkling points of light`starred | |
| Any of the drugs used to reduce nervous tension or induce sleep`sedative | |
| Any of the larger wing or tail feathers of a bird`quill | |
| Any of the light sails of a ship that are used only in a light wind`kite | |
| Any of the non-metallic elements which form a salt when combined with a metal`halogen | |
| Any of the orations of Cicero against Antony in 44 B.C`philippic | |
| Any of the tight, branched clusters of flower buds that together form a head of cauliflower or broccoli`floret | |
| Any of the ways, such as a canter, trot, or walk, by which a horse can move by lifting the feet in different order or rhythm`gaits | |
| Any of the words belonging to this part of speech, such as neighbor, window, happiness, or negotiation`noun | |
| Any of the words belonging to this part of speech, such as white in the phrase a white house`adjective | |
| Any of these 22 pictoral cards used as trump in tarok`tarot | |
| Any of usually four membranous organs for flying that extend from the thorax of an insect`wing | |
| Any of various Mediterranean shrubs of the genus Cytisus in the pea family, especially C. scoparius, having mostly compound leaves with three leaflets andshowy,`broom | |
| Any of various South American birds of the family Furnariidae, especially of the genus Furnarius`ovenbird | |
| Any of various alloys of copper, with or without tin, and antimony, phosphorus, or other components`bronze | |
| Any of various ancient and modern instruments of similar construction`harp | |
| Any of various articles or parts made of dressed or tanned hide, such as a boot or strap`leather | |
| Any of various bacteria, especially a rod-shaped bacterium`bacilli | |
| Any of various birds of the genus Nucifraga, especially N. caryocatactes of northern Eurasia and N. columbiana of western North America, that arerelated to the crow and feed chiefly on the seeds of`nutcracker | |
| Any of various birds resembling the ------, such as the Australian bell ------ of the family Cracticidae`magpie | |
| Any of various bladed, hand-held implements used as a cutting tool or weapon`axe | |
| Any of various broad-billed ducks, such as the shoveler`spoonbill | |
| Any of various chronic skin conditions characterized by ulcerative lesions that spread over the body. No longer in scientific use`lupus | |
| Any of various cleaning agents for rugs, upholstery, or cars`shampoo | |
| Any of various compounds containing the ----- radical, typically highly reactive, easily polymerized, and used as basic materials for plastics`vinyl | |
| Any of various compounds or salts of`quinine | |
| Any of various crawling insect larvae, such as a grub or a caterpillar, having a soft elongated body`worm | |
| Any of various cylindrical or spherical devices that roll or rotate, especially: A small spokeless wheel, such as that of a ------ skate or caster`roller | |
| Any of various devices that apply pressure to a product in manufacturing or canning`presser | |
| Any of various devices that regulate the flow of gases, liquids, or loose materials through piping or through apertures by opening, closing, or`valve | |
| Any of various devices, such as a radio ---------, used to detect and observe distant objects by their emission, transmission, reflection, or other`telescope | |
| Any of various diseases of domesticated animals, such as chickens, turkeys, or hogs, marked by severe gastroenteritis`cholera | |
| Any of various externally applied cosmetic liquids`lotion | |
| Any of various extinct or living animals related to either of these two animals`elephant | |
| Any of various fishes having unusually large mouths`bigmouth | |
| Any of various fishes of the genus Porichthys, having several rows of light-producing organs along their bodies`midshipman | |
| Any of various fishes that are predominantly blue, such as the pollack`bluefish | |
| Any of various flatfishes similar or related to this fish`turbot | |
| Any of various forms of this plant cultivated for their edible leaves, such as radicchio`chicories | |
| Any of various ground squirrels of the genus Citellus of North American prairies`gopher | |
| Any of various marine plants`seaweed | |
| Any of various metallic coatings, especially oxides, formed by corrosion`rust | |
| Any of various mineral and industrial forms of calcium oxide differing chiefly in water content and percentage of constituents such as silica, alumina, and iron`lime | |
| Any of various minor officers of parishes or other local authorities`rove | |
| Any of various natural bitumens, such as mineral ----- or asphalt`pitch | |
| Any of various often aromatic plants used especially in medicine or as seasoning`herb | |
| Any of various optical devices used to facilitate the viewing of photographic transparencies by illuminating or magnifying them`viewer | |
| Any of various other carnivorous mammals of the family Felidae, which includes the lion, tiger, leopard, and lynx`cat | |
| Any of various other coniferous trees, such as the Norfolk Island`pine | |
| Any of various other mammals of the genus Lama, such as the alpaca and guanaca`llama | |
| Any of various other mostly aromatic plants of the genus Nepeta, cultivated for their ornamental foliage and clusters of blue, lavender, or white flowers`catnip | |
| Any of various other rodents of the family Sciuridae, as the ground -------- or the flying`squirrel | |
| Any of various other similar fishes, such as a young herring`sprat | |
| Any of various other small, often silver-colored fishes`minnow | |
| Any of various other underground plant parts, especially an underground stem such as a rhizome, corm, or tuber`roots | |
| Any of various perennial plants of the Old World genus Asparagus having leaflike stems, scalelike leaves, and small flowers`asparagus | |
| Any of various pharmaceutical preparations containing this hormone that are derived from the pancreas of certain animals or produced through genetic engineering and are used in the medicaltreatment and management of diabetes mellitus`insulin | |
| Any of various picks or rods having a function or shape similar to a`skewer | |
| Any of various plants of the genus Pelargonium, native chiefly to southern Africa and widely cultivated for their rounded, often variegated leaves and showy clusters of red, pink, or whiteflowers. Also`geranium | |
| Any of various plants of the genus Veratrum, especially V. viride of North America, having large leaves and greenish flowers and yielding a toxic alkaloid`hellebore | |
| Any of various predatory, flesh-eating mammals of the order Carnivora, including the dogs, cats, bears, weasels, hyenas, and raccoons`carnivore | |
| Any of various preparations in the form of ------, as certain cosmetics and medicines`powder | |
| Any of various procedures that result in such termination and expulsion. Also called induced`abortion | |
| Any of various related birds of the family Cuculidae, having grayish-brown plumage and a slender body`cuckoo | |
| Any of various related mammals of Asia, especially Mustela eversmanni of central Asia`polecat | |
| Any of various related plants, such as the rose`mallow | |
| Any of various scientific recording devices designed to register a person's bodily responses to being questioned?`polygraph | |
| Any of various similar New World birds of the family Icteridae`oriole | |
| Any of various similar birds of prey`hawk | |
| Any of various similar birds, such as a swift`swallow | |
| Any of various similar but unrelated fishes, such as the -----perch`trout | |
| Any of various similar cetaceans, such as the killer whale`grampus | |
| Any of various similar containers for domestic or industrial use, such as kneading or washing`trough | |
| Any of various similar digging or cutting tools`spade | |
| Any of various similar dipteran insects, such as the biting -----s of the family Ceratopogonidae`midge | |
| Any of various similar finely ground or powdered foodstuffs, as of cassava, fish, or bananas`flour | |
| Any of various similar or related New World birds, such as the bobwhite`quail | |
| Any of various similar or related animals, such as the jumping mouse, the vole, or the jerboa`mice | |
| Any of various similar or related bivalve mollusks, such as the pearl`oyster | |
| Any of various similar or related coelenterates`jellyfish | |
| Any of various similar or related plants, such as belladonna`nightshade | |
| Any of various similar or related plants, such as the day ---- or the water`lily | |
| Any of various similar or related trees`spruce | |
| Any of various similar reedless woodwind instruments, such as the recorder`flute | |
| Any of various similar related crustaceans, such as the hermit crab or king crab`crabbed | |
| Any of various similar shrubs or trees, especially of the genus Avicennia`mangrove | |
| Any of various similar substances, such as a fertilizer prepared from ground fish parts`guano | |
| Any of various similar trailing or twining plants, such as the black`bindweed | |
| Any of various slender, narrow-winged hawks of the genus Circus, such as the marsh hawk, that prey on small animals`harrier | |
| Any of various slow-moving, arboreal, edentate mammals of the family Bradypodidae of South and Central America, having long hooklike claws by which they hang upside down from tree branches andfeeding on leaves, buds, and fruits, especially: A member of the genus Bradypus, having three long-clawed toes on each forefoot`sloth | |
| Any of various small, often brownish or grayish Old World songbirds of the family Silviidae, as the blackcap and the whitethroat`warbler | |
| Any of various soft, solid, or semisolid organic compounds constituting the esters of glycerol and ---ty acids and their associated organic groups`fat | |
| Any of various soft, solid, or semisolid organic compounds constituting the esters of glycerol and fatty acids and their associated organic groups`fatter | |
| Any of various soluble mineral salts found in natural water and arid soils`alkali | |
| Any of various spitits drunk in N.Europe`schnapps | |
| Any of various submarine explosive devices, especially a submarine mine`torpedo | |
| Any of various substances resembling or containing -----: 'hand -----.'`cream | |
| Any of various substances that smolder when ignited, used to light fireworks`punk | |
| Any of various substances, such as natural ------, used to stiffen cloth, as in laundering`starch | |
| Any of various tropical American lizards of the genus Basiliscus, characterized by a crest on the head, back, and tail and the ability to run on the`basilisk | |
| Any of various viral infections of domestic animals characterized generally by fever and respiratory involvement`influenza | |
| Any of various viruses that are parasites of bacteria`bacteriophage | |
| Any of various yellow gemstones, especially a yellow variety of sapphire or corundum`topaz | |
| Any one of various other implements, such as one used in knitting or crocheting`needle | |
| Any rough or coarse material`roughage | |
| Any small, leafless branch of a woody plant`twig | |
| Any structure of animals, plants, or insects that produces chemical secretions or excretions`gland | |
| Any substance that produces disease conditions, tissue injury, or otherwise interrupts natural life processes when in contact with or absorbed into the body`poison | |
| Any type of machine that obtains mechanical energy directly from the expenditure of the chemical energy of fuel burned in a combustion chamber that is an integral part of the engine`internal combustion | |
| Any type of self-propelled vehicle used by railroads to pull or push other types of rolling stock, including passenger, freight, & work cars`hovercraft | |
| Anything that occupies space & has mass is generally known as ______`matter | |
| Anzac troops come from which 2 countries`australia and new zealand | |
| Apart from Gottfried Leibniz, which famous scientist developed the many techniques of calculus in mathematics`isaac newton | |
| Apart from being chemical elements, what have chlorine, platinum, zirconium and rubidium in common`names which describe their colour | |
| Apart from being chemical elements, what have hafnium, holmium, lutetium and yttrium in common`all named after places | |
| Apart from being rivers what do Thames, Sh |
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